#fivedayquest And So It Begins


#fivedayquest And So It Begins
Campfire at the #perthdiscgolfopen on the social day before the main competition.
Sian Ridden - watch for more :)

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  1. Sian Ridden20 June 2014 at 19:48

    Was it a bit wet today

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  2. Alicia Smith22 June 2014 at 21:19

    So we noticed.

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  3. Sian Ridden22 June 2014 at 21:43

    hope all went well and that you didn't get too wet. would have been extremely cold overnight...were you in swags?

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  4. Rob Masters22 June 2014 at 21:48

    Things went very well - we had a four-season tent, and good mats and sleeping bags to keep warm in at night. As for getting wet... well... we were walking around a a bush/pine plantation block all day yesterday. The final group did not come in until after 4:30pm! We were all very, very wet!

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