
Older swimmers swam from the dock -- that's our Steph showing fine form coming off the blocks!
With low water levels, Port Cunnington, like ourselves, was enjoying a fabulous beachfront this year. Lots of room for all the canoes and participants.
Brian, Mike and Charles paddled hard to a second place finish in Ted's 3 Generation Race -- one under 11, one over 55, one in between. Great job! Held in honour of Ted Hungerford, this is a hotly contested race every year, so good paddling, team
Laura did a humdinger of a job, along with Renee, of organizing and crafting Bondi t-shirts! What a great look.
There's always action as the boats return from one race and get sorted out for the next.
Team Biggar, on the beach
The BMD, Brian, Mike and David, confer about tactics in the shade. The tactic of choice is to try to keep the canoe upright, to be honest.
Mike and Shannon did a great job in the mixed doubles
Steph and Jeff paddled beautifully
It's always fun to watch and take part in the action -- some fun events such as inverted paddles or crab race, some more conventional. Good to have a go!
Our shining stars of the day were Stacey and Elizabeth, who won the Girl's Double Canoe race, their first time racing a canoe! Congratulations gals!!!
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