“I count myself in nothing else so happy / As in a soul rememb’ring my good friends”
Words by William Shakespeare, RICHARD II, ACT 2 SCENE 3, LINES 46-47; BOLINGBROKE TO PERCY
Friends Eddie, Shan, Brian and Islwyn take a break before their game
Here Doreen demonstrates the “Cunning Crouch Ouch Position (C-COP)” to try and get the same perspective on David’s line of the jack and bowl. This technique is not often demonstrated on the green but perhaps it could set a trend for next season? Even Ann is impressed.
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Sometimes you see something in the countryside and you are just left wondering “Why?”
View up the Menai Strait to the Great Orme and Llandudno from Bangor Pier
Here’s a working barge on its way up the Conwy Estuary with its legs in the air. They’ll get a bit wet though when they arrive at their working location.
Although this looks like Bunty and Steve are Obsidian Black crystal ball gazing, preparing to give Sue a psychic reading, black Obsidian is technically not a true crystal. It is, however, a form of igneous rock that can be classified as natural glass. What is igneous rock? It forms when hot, molten rock crystallises and then solidifies. No wonder they are holding them like hot potatoes.
Amazing how a river can look like the brightest thing in the landscape on a dark day in the middle of winter. Here the River Conwy looks positively charged with electricity. No special effects needed.
If any of you are wondering what Captain John B is up to when not on the bowling green this Autumn, then here is the answer – he is acting as a sophisticated standard lamp base for different types of lamp shades. Not a bad look at all.
