The Christmas Creek Classic Cup 2013

Courtesy of the Lamington Sports Bar, a 'starter' before tee-off:

The 'trophy' -

And we're off ...

Competition was fierce...

At times the concentration was palpable...

 Lots of thought went into the attire - Steve donned his best colourful pants  and Rob stepped up, colour co-ordinating thongs and shorts

 David's patented putter was a hit

All seven competitors survived - the men who braved the mountain slopes for paddock golf posed for photographs at the finish

After the final score tally, winner Peter Laird and the man who came last Rob Huston celebrated proudly. They will share the trophy until next year's event.

Chris with semi-beard

If your dad don't have a beard, you've got two mums.

But if your dad has a beard and wears a hat with Mother on it... then it gets REALLY confusing.

Happiness is... a Robert Ludlum book in the shade with no kids in sight

Lachlan

Phil

Celia is slightly sceptical

A snippet of Artienne and Rob doing their thing

Artienne and Rob - snippet from cara gartland on Vimeo.

Wayne gets the crowd's attention...

The magician and family...well part of

Welcome Back!

It's been a long time between drinks and I've got plenty of photos to post so let's get back into it. Chris and Phil have also got photos to post so I'm looking forward to that!

We decided over the weekend that purple is Bu's colour.

Getting your picture taken with the groom

 With Tania...

 With Celia

With Cate

With Jacque

With Jess and Indie

With Jenny

Thanks for these pics Kirsty they're fab!

It was a Clayton's Wedding - part 2

 Swapping places - Darryl wipes away the remainder of his delicious, expertly made lamington and gives the camera a saucy look while I get some much needed refreshment. Whoever put that beer there - thanks!

 The crisp and HP sandwich commences

 Mary sits back the with remainder of the lamington and watches the show...

 

Easy with that thing...

 Scrunch.... delicious!!

 Don't forget to look up! Cate and the other decoraters and weavers did us proud... Thank God for child labour.

 Now hold on just a second! Chester brings us back into the moment - the most important bit! You may now kiss the... bondee (by the way... nice flowers, Paddy. Looking good!)

 Aaaah - aren't we lovely? (yes, we are)

Woohoo! And now for the ceremonial chucking of the bouquet...

I think that might be Jenny's hand... and a few people nearby with black eyes! (more pictures of her catching it welcome - I will insert them here)

That fab canvas photo that you all signed. Going up in our new bathroom when it's completed in early January. Next time you're in West End, come round to ours for a loo with a view.

 Mum are you crying? By the way where are my goggles?

Let the music begin!

 Fantastic! Thanks to all you songwriters out there - particularly Bron, Eoin and Ori xxxxxxxx

Too Happy!

It was a Clayton's Wedding - part 1

 The MC for the ceremony, Mr Eoin Mac Giolla Ri

 Dearly beloved and all dat

 Captain Chester, celebrant extraordinaire

 Rod, arch-bearer number 1

 Bu, arch-bearer number 2

 Accustomed as he was to public speaking.... Eoin gave us the case for celebrating the achievement of 20 years rather than celebrating when you haven't done anything yet. Good argument!

And it was lovely and sunny!

 Bron looking grouse, darl

 And without further ado Eoin handed us over to....

 Chester for the vows: repeat after me

does anyone remember the vows? something about eating nice food with eachother and not getting on eachothers nerves...

 Jan, gathering evidence

 Oh we didn't think we were going to get away with just THAT, did we?

 The ceremonial team-building lamington making...

 Mary assumes the role of superviser...

 It was a hit with the crowd

 Even the kids sat still for a while!

 Mary helps with the ceremonial stuffing in the face of the lamington...

Smiles all round!

All photos in this post taken by Oriana, I believe. Cheers, Ori!