A few more photos, but I failed to capture swimming, short tennis, floodlit tennis, archery, pool, pilates, hydro bikes and more.
Floodlit tennis was our final energetic activity, by which time we were down to three and a half active participants, this year's team being:
Robert - seriously damaged in a bicycle accident this afternoon when a chair got caught in his spokes. Despite his visit to the medical centre, and a very bloody nose, he honoured us with his presence for floodlit tennis.
Lyn - has serious difficulties walking and relies on chairs supplied by Robert; spent time in the gym but was unable to take part in racquet sports.
Louise - tries hard to overcome fragility to hard objects e.g. table tennis balls, but manages ok with shuttlecocks.
Chris - normally very active, but seriously damaged an ankle playing table tennis on Saturday morning and required a visit to the medical centre. They advised him to stick to the sauna (luckily our accommodation has one) and the occasional game of pool.
Gerry - a game old bird, but awaiting expert opinion on a serious shoulder injury (torn rotator cuff?).
Stuart - a shining beacon of fitness in a sea of wrecks. Accused of being responsible for one sided contests.
Sue - not far behind Stuart, and ahead of Chris on the climbing wall, despite lots of Achilles massage.
Martin - shoulder and knee injuries inhibit performance. Except at pool.
We've had a great time despite any difficulties arising from the above and other unmentioned traumas. In particular, anyone claiming to be under-fed could be rightly accused of being untruthful.
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