Reporting on Maldon and surrounding central goldfields
I like to watch (to quote Peter Sellers) On Sunday 6 April a great group of Piste Artistes took to the Penny School Piste with gusto despite a windy start. Cool autumn weather proved quite amenable to play. Meanwhile, I took time out to be a spectator and was blessed with a slew of QQs*…
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To play or not to play, that was the question Decisions… Decisions The seven-day forecasts during this week were predicting cold and rain for the week, with very low temperatures and possible thunder expected on Sunday. Back in January we had to cancel games due to our weather temperature policy. Unfortunately, the policy does not…
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Wintry wind in autumn Mme Bleue caught in the act! Two kangaroos greeted our groundsman Antoine and his trusty sidekick Marieanne, who ensure the Penny School piste is immaculate when we arrive. At which time it was blowing a freezing gale. If you didn’t sit on a chair it blew over, in fact, I nearly…
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Wet, Wet, Wet
Has it stopped raining yet
Not good for Petanque Ah well
We will have to cancel
Hopefully no more
For two O two four
Be ready to play
Every second Sunday
Unfortunately we could not start the 2024 season on Sunday 7 January, but hopefully we will get away on Sunday 21 January on the St Brigid’s pistes starting at 1pm for three games of the noble game of Petanque.
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