Club Trip 2004

Where's the Wally ???

Spot who turned up late for the group picture...

... and then spot who turned up after that!

Ian tries to disguise himself as one of the local ladies team....
(it's rumoured he has his name embroidered on his shirt because he can't remember his own name after the first 15 pints - after the next 15 he doesn't even care!).

Jon sports these eye-catching shorts to try to detract from the fact that he's not even standing on the mat.....

Ian watches in disbelief as Dougie demonstrates the his version of the "Funky Chicken"

Ian looks on in disbelief once again...
this time as Kevin apparently tries to peer up the waitress's skirt

With all those bodily particles on display there's so many possible captions I could use for this picture.....
unfortunately, all of them would cause me so much pain!

Wives and partners who have selflessly come to Solihull to support their men
(and of course to do plenty of of eating, drinking and shopping).

The girls join the queue for the only Ladies Toilet in Solihull
(I think some of them were getting desperate.........).

This reminds of a famous english comedy duo....
(I think they were called Syd and Eddie).

Martin comes from Midlands, so he gave us a taste of the local traditional dress

Dixie bows his head, praying that divine intervention moves his bowl closer to the block before Steve finishes putting his feet in!

I can't think of a witty caption for this picture, but such a poetic and fluid action shouldn't be hidden.
It needs sharing with the whole world!

Any fans of Monty Python will recognise this tribute to the Ministry of Silly Walks sketch.

Doing well in a bowls competition requires Guts....
....and here's two to be getting on with.

This is a very rare picture of me without a cap
..The glare from my bare head usually makes taking a picture impossible.

I can't decide which caption I like the best
1. Speaking of guts.......... or
2. Wendy shows her amazing trick of causing a bowl to levitate 6" off the floor.

Before the final... a spot of barber's shop quartet close harmony.

During the final I got the feeling my deoderant was wearing off...
If everyone stood any further away, we'd need a wide angle lens.

Dougie and I after receiving our trophy.

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