| 2004
AEC
Wayfarer
Worlds on shore photos by Uncle Al et al. part two |
| John Weakley
prepares to hand out more of the daily awards before ... ... |
| ... an attentive
audience and a Jury (foreground) that is still at work. ... |
| Guy Hacon (yellow
shirt) and Daniel Watson: 2nd, race 5 ... |
| Rachael Rhodes
and Toby Mace (otherwise occupied? getting beer at the
bar?) were 3rd in race 6. They were also 2nd in race 7 but no repeat winners were allowed! ... |
| Uncle Al (l)
and Marc Bennett: 3rd in race 7 ... |
| Participants get
their Weakley report - and a ... ... |
| ... thrilling one
it is, too! ... |
| A family moment ... |
| In German
taverns, the Stammtisch is reserved for the
regulars ... ... |
| ... and these
"guys" were certainly regulars - right outside the bar -
for the duration of the Worlds! ... |
| Canada meets
Scotland: Joanne and Kevan Gibb ... |
| A more sedate
table - yet still in strategic proximity to the bar - found Heider Funck (top) chatting with our four Danish sailors ... ... |
| ... (l to r) Jesper Friis , Stephan and Troels Nandrup-Bus and
S�ren Jensen ... |
| Rachael - caught
in a rare moment when she was actually not rushing
around doing boat work above and beyond the call of duty ... |
| It was a fun time
for all. ... |
| Ian Harley and
his helm, Jay Colville (beside Ian) study the Notice
Board, as does Stewart Reed. ... |
| Looking a bit
"sheepish?" in their sponsor's Novo Nordisk
shirts is Team Denmark 2004: (l to r) Troels Nandrup-Bus, S�ren Jensen, Jesper Friis and Stephan Nandrup-Bus ... |
| More excitement
at the Notice Board ... |
| Paul Robinson
(W10131), our Whiffle editor has arrived from
Winnipeg (along with our sponsor, Frank Koreman of AEC Systems, and couple of wives) ... |
| Steve Szenasi (l)
with his helm, Thomas Vendely |