We went for a walk around Cardiff and drove to the Cardiff Millennium Centre where there was a 100 year celebration of Roald Dahl (Roald was born in Cardiff).
First stop was the Cardiff Castle - I did this alone on my walk down to the team meeting in the morning. The walls of the castle are lined with animal sculptures:
The Animal Wall of the castle was built in 1892 and altered at the end of World War I in 1920. The animals on the wall are
Additions completed in 1920s:
Pelican |
Anteater |
Raccoons |
Leopard |
Beaver |
Vulture |
Completed in 1880s:
Hyena |
Wolf |
Baboons |
Sealion |
Bear |
Lioness |
Lynx |
Pair of Lions |
Cardiff Castle |
Town hall |
Roald Dahl Place |
Millennium Centre (Welsh translates to: Creating Truth like Glass from Inspirations Furnace. English reads: In These Stones Horizons Sing) |
After the Roald Dahl experience it was time for the rugby experience, and we headed back to the University Playing Grounds for our next game.
This game was supposed to be vs the FBI guys we played on Monday, but instead we played the Wandering Pigs from Perth.
It was a fun game and played in usual Old Boys spirit. I made a few decent runs and ended up getting the "Personality of the Match" award from the Wandering Pigs. Here's some of Kris' photos of the game: (I've mostly picked photos showing me as it's our blog, but there were lots of good pics of the others that we'll post on the Crippled Crow's Facebook).
Pre-game warm-up and massage |
Wandering Pigs, including two players in Daffodil hats |
Line Out |
That's me in the middle of that pack - we were still moving foward |
This guy could levitate the ball with his mind... |
Lineout |
Me running |
I don't think that's standard referee attire.. |
Team Photos |
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