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Written by June
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Thursday, 09 September 2010 07:48 |
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Wow that was an intense connection, of course my plane was late arriving into Kiev so had 35 minutes to get through Ukraine customs, get my skibag and recheck in another terminal. With a lot of excuse me's and spacibas (thank you in russian) I pushed my way all the way to the front, with my flight itinerary showing everyone. I am sure I was close to death jumping infront of people, but otherwise I would have missed my flight - and we cant have that.!
Now at the site and just had a training set in slalom. Its a bit bumpy but apart from that it felt really nice. The water is surprisingly warm, maybe its all the algae's that's holding the heat in. We now have a little wait until the trickers are done and then its jump time finally!!!
Will keep you all updated.
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Last Updated on Thursday, 09 September 2010 08:08 |
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Written by June
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Wednesday, 08 September 2010 11:02 |
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I am now on my way to Ukraine. We stopped off on the way and spent the night at a hotel to break up the journey. Much better than driving from Lincoln and then jumping onto a plane.
No problem checking my baggage through and all I can hope for is an on time arrival, as my connection in Ukraine is very tight, I only have 55 mins to re check my bags and get on another plane.
The site looks good, you check it out from my link below
http://uaopen.sentosa-waterski.com/en/gostyam/stadium |
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June on Granada tv at the 3 sisters wigan pro am |
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Written by June
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Thursday, 02 September 2010 19:20 |
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Click this link below to check out the t.v. clip from the news about 3 sisters ski club in Wigan. Will ASher and Marcus Brown were also interviewed on the show
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Written by June
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Thursday, 02 September 2010 07:56 |
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A great tournament at the 3 sisters lake in Wigan. Our team in the Pro Am cam 2ND!! A fantastic achievement. To get the placements you not only had to ski but also Clay pigeon shoot, and go-cart to earn points for your team. I hit 9 out of 12 clays and put up some respectable lap times. We had a great day, my team was Paul McDonald and John Wilkinson.
It was quite a hectic day for me. I had just flown from Korea where the final world cup stop was held, and that same day I had a practice ride and jumped straight into the go-cart. To say I am knackered now after 3 rounds of slalom also would be an understatement, I can't straighten my arms properly.
The eventual winner of the main event, the pro event, was Will Asher with 4 buoys at 10.25m. A very short line and a very tough score to beat.
we are now back at Lincoln, where I shall be preparing myself for the 2010 Ukraine open, I leave next Wednesday for my final big event of the year
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