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The
gang gathered
after racing on several of the days...
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for a
video post mortem of the racing courtesy of Mike Milner who became a
top
international Finn sailor.
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You
can tell
it's been a tiring day on the water!
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Still,
once
supper had re-fueled the engines, it was often party time. From left to
right above we have Dorothy Wilks, Roger Shepherd, Geoff Hodshon,
Heather
Bond (freed from baby-sitting bondage), Antony Hinton, Roger Redwin,
Jim
Wilks, Jane Squires and Graeme and Sara Hinton ...
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...
doing
an amazingly realistic imitation of a drunken piss-up.
It was, of
course,
an imitation, since Geneva Park is "dry'!!
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John
Pocock
(l)
gets ready to defend with his partner, Bill de Boer, while Annie
de Boer
plays the
bridge
hand with son, Marten as the "dummy". Natalie Pocock kibitzing.
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Another
serious
bridge hand in progress: Bill Stanbridge (l) and Hubert Dauch
defending
against
Nancy
Hughes and Murray Fawcett.
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And
what regatta
would be complete without music - here with our Chairman, Don
Gallagher,
on the guitar.
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Games
Night!
I believe
the
game being played above involved a relay with the baton being a balloon
held between your legs.
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A
favourite
from the '83 Worlds at Hayling, was transplanted: the water-filled
balloon
toss.
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Note
the audience
eagerly awaiting the first broken balloon.
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With
each
catch, the successful recipient has to take a step further away.
Here,
Hubert Dauch has just released a beauty to Joe DeBrincat who is
poised
to make a very gentle catch before passing it on ...
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to Phyllis
Dauch who catches it very gently. You sure wouldn't want it to break on
this
catch!!
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A
well executed
game leaves most people still dry ...
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...
and attention
turns to the Master of Ceremonies' next challenge...
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