Even when you are on a beach holiday with your family, you can keep up your bowls practice by playing Beach Bowls. This is similar to French Boules but you use a beach pebble as the target and each player uses three other pebbles to throw towards the jack in order to be the nearest. As in the real game of boules and bowls, you will need someone to umpire to resolve disagreements!
Question: When are eyes not eyes?
Answer: When the wind makes them water.
Another Victorian Riddle from the book: “A Thousand and One Riddles – With a Few Thrown In”, published by George Routledge and Sons, Limited, London.
John C gets in some Irish dancing practice. He’s using a perfect technique to keep his upper body completely still and his arms straight whilst his legs operate at a really fast-pace below.
Who said they thought that Bob might be controlled from outer space?
The 15th January 2022 was the 200th Anniversary of the establishment of HM Coastguard to look after the shores around the UK, to search, rescue and save. Locally, they have a team in Llandudno. If you are a keen listener to the daily Shipping Forecast on the radio (and who isn’t?), you will also know that the Great Orme always gets a mention in the Inshore Waters and Wind Forecast.
Yes – it’s back – the Winter Bowling League. Vardre’s team will be playing on 26th January 2022 at 10:30am. Good luck to everyone for the second half of the season.
Taking a quick break from bowling as Ray moves in to teach Bob how to dance the Tango.
Not only is it National Penguin Day today, it is also National Coffee Break Day (don’t overdo it!).
The 18th January, however, was National Winnie the Pooh Day but we’ll have to wait almost another year to celebrate this day. Get your costumes ready.
The Slate Landscape of North West Wales became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2021. Find out more here from The UK National Commission for UNESCO (opens in a new tab).
Just messing about on the river.
Vardre Deganwy Crown Green Bowling Club 