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| The kids were excited to be able to walk on some green stuff! REAL GRASS! |
| The Moggys |
| The blending of two cultures. AFL footy with Vietnamese flags for the goalie. |
| The line up |
| Ummm...Nick, you look stuffed and they haven't started yet! |
| One of my favourites. Vietnam has very few coins in circulation. What do you do in a country like that at the coin toss? Why Rock Paper Scissors of course! |
| All that grass was a little bit too much for Quiddy. |
| .....and Scarlett. |
| What it's all about. |
| Thank goodness for glow in the dark shoes as darkness falls. |
| Go Swannies! The final score. |
| Our past diggers would get a grin out of this one. What better use for a hat! |
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| A big thanks went out to Dan who was an important part of making it all happen....and for the cold beers afterwards. |
| Catering by Al Frescos. Snags on the BBQ and a few coldies. |
| A poignent moment as Phil lights the 3 candles representing 3 people from the Swannies family who have sadly passed away. |
| For Dan's Grandmother, Sticky and little Phoebe. May you rest in peace. |
| Scarlett enjoying the sugar high of lemonade. |
| Some presentations. What Navy guy would not want an unwashed Swannies jumper as a momento I ask? |
| Australian Consul General Graeme Swift presenting the winners trophy. |
| Footballers are footballers all over the world. The two best on grounds in one final competition. Who can shotgun a can of Tiger? |
| ...and the Swannies finish with another win. As they say though....Football was the real winner (and it's a game of two halves!) |




This is one of those days that packs as much heart as you can fit in a week. Love that.
ReplyDeleteVery special indeed.
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