Did the ice crack? Yes it did and often, it took me 30 minutes to get the nerve to join them as at 240 lbs I was the heaviest person on the ice.
X was our team, note the x mark on my 'rock'.
Barney a Canadian who has actually curled in a league!You can't curl your rock without having someone brush away the ice along with the rock.
Ken on his knees after tossing his rock, he was on my team.
That is Roger another Canadian and the only player in skates! The white pipe there is the other goal, we did lots of improvising.
This is Jon he was on my team also. He is not from Belgium!
David from Australia. I was very glad to see him well again, the pond is in his neighborhood.
Ken from the USA is action!

Roger in action once again. Our team lost because when we reached 10 points to win, the rules required us to win by two points and since they had 9 points we played on and they scored enough to win the game. We were on the ice for 2 1/2 hours playing, what a hoot. I was surprised no one stopped in to see what we were doing as a good number of cars went by.
A view of the playing field once we were finished playing! It'll be probably a decade before we can have another match like this one as it is warming up all this coming week and ice like this does not happen very often in Durham.










