|
Team Esbjerg, accompanied by the
Wayfarer
Stompers (Poul Ammentorp at left), is called upon the lead the way
in telling the gesture-laden tale of Lass who left Esbjerg in a storm to
go out for a short sail to the island of Fanø in his old wreck of
a boat and never returned. The good news being however, that now Lass waits
in the Danish version of Davey Jones' locker to greet any poor soul who
goes down with his/her ship with a "kaffee punch".
..
|
|
Jayne Willis, crew aboard the all-woman
team of W8181 which placed an amazing 5th in extremely tough conditions,
had her husband, Brian?? (left) along as videographer. Note Team UK still
sober.
..
|
|
The "thank you" speeches commence.
..
|
|
Team Canada pays a reasonable facsimile
of attention...
..
|
|
... as do the younger Danes.
..
|
|
After an excellent dinner...
..
|
|
... conversation, conviviality ...
..
|
|
... and photography resume. A Viking
helmet that would do yeoman service
on this particular evening makes its
first recorded appearance.
..
|
|
As the level in the wine bottles
sinks, spirits rise (even more).
..
|
|
B28: Uncle Al fosters the spirit
of Wayfarer co-operation with ?? of Team UK.
..
|
|
An impromptu seminar for Team UKWA??
Kevan Gibb demonstrates Scottish dancing.
..
|
|
B30: Mads Kjærgaard?, ??,
Bent Madsen? and Tom Wharton (right)
celebrate their survival of the week!
..
|
|
B31: Bent Madsen? (rear, left) and
Mads Kjærgaard? looked after their Canadian buddies,
Bryan Sims (left) and Bruce Clifford
in fine style to the very end.
..
|
|
|
B32: Kevan engages Roy Bowen? (left)
and Guy Hacon? in a bit of serious discussion.
|