Stuey dances at Jo and Pete's wedding reception at The Quarry in Cowra, March 2009.
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Thursday, March 26, 2009
Jo marries Pete in Cowra
Jo Apthorpe married Peter Brown at the Cowra Catholic Church on Saturday, 21st of March. Paula poses with the newly-married couple on the steps of the church.
Shortly after the ceremony, guests were whisked to the Quarry for the reception.
Andy and Shaun join me in celebrating the happy couple before that start their honeymoon in Africa.
The bridal bouquet is captured by a surprising character.
The dancefloor knocks it up another notch.
Stuey and Ange amaze even Terry Lovitt (or not).
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| From JPBrown |
Shortly after the ceremony, guests were whisked to the Quarry for the reception.
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| From JPBrown |
Andy and Shaun join me in celebrating the happy couple before that start their honeymoon in Africa.
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| From JPBrown |
The bridal bouquet is captured by a surprising character.
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| From JPBrown |
The dancefloor knocks it up another notch.
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| From JPBrown |
Stuey and Ange amaze even Terry Lovitt (or not).
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| From JPBrown |
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Hash House Harrier Cycle Pub-Crawl
Gattica hooked us up with the Belconnen Hash House Harrier group for a bicycle pub-crawl that covered 12 venues from Zeirholtz in Fyshwick through to O'Malley's in Civic. Here, I pull in to our third stop.
Jen and Kirsty pose at the Kingston Hotel. We hadn't seen any rain yet, but we were about to. Incidentally, women on bicycles are serious traffic hazards. A car ran up the back of another while watching girls ride by!
Our most up-market stop was at the Belgian Beer Cafe.
Our group passed close by parliament house in our approach to the Commonwealth bridge.
Our eleventh stop saw us at Mooseheads and still going kind-of strong.
Jenny obliged this hen and Phil's curiosity was piqued. I also made a donation to the hen's party collection.
In typical Mooseheads style, the dancing was... flamboyant! We took pints at our last stop and wobbled our way home. Gatt, however, kept rocking out and I haven't seen him since!*
*He did update his blog, though.
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| From H3 |
Jen and Kirsty pose at the Kingston Hotel. We hadn't seen any rain yet, but we were about to. Incidentally, women on bicycles are serious traffic hazards. A car ran up the back of another while watching girls ride by!
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| From H3 |
Our most up-market stop was at the Belgian Beer Cafe.
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| From H3 |
Our group passed close by parliament house in our approach to the Commonwealth bridge.
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| From H3 |
Our eleventh stop saw us at Mooseheads and still going kind-of strong.
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| From H3 |
Jenny obliged this hen and Phil's curiosity was piqued. I also made a donation to the hen's party collection.
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| From H3 |
In typical Mooseheads style, the dancing was... flamboyant! We took pints at our last stop and wobbled our way home. Gatt, however, kept rocking out and I haven't seen him since!*
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| From H3 |
*He did update his blog, though.
Sunday, March 01, 2009
Yass Races 2009
Marchmont racecourse held the 108th annual Yass race meeting. Jenny and I made the short trip over with a few friends for the rather warm day. Thankfully, we were situated in a shady spot just up from the finish-line. Most races started out-of-view behind a hill in the middle of the field so that it was quite a surprise to have the steeds come 'round the corner and find out how your wager was faring.
Tracey and I made our big win on the fourth race, the Ravensworth Cup, having backed a six-year-old charcoal gelding named Scutt.
Here, the girls take it easy under the dappled light at our party-site.
Amazingly, Jen captured the moment that this champagne cork rocketed from the bottle.
Rimsy, having looked to make up some lost ground, settles for watching Megoz Lass come home in forth place.
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| From Yass Races 09 |
Tracey and I made our big win on the fourth race, the Ravensworth Cup, having backed a six-year-old charcoal gelding named Scutt.
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| From Yass Races 09 |
Here, the girls take it easy under the dappled light at our party-site.
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| From Yass Races 09 |
Amazingly, Jen captured the moment that this champagne cork rocketed from the bottle.
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| From Yass Races 09 |
Rimsy, having looked to make up some lost ground, settles for watching Megoz Lass come home in forth place.
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| From Yass Races 09 |
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