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Hi Buzz
John Fraser won the East End fishing (of course). There were more crew than boats, but 3 from the village entered and I gather it was a successful day. All the mackerel were sardine-sized, but in large shoals so catch weights were better than the village competition.
The East End won the tug of war at the show. They beat the Airport crew in three pulls. It is the first time I saw two grown men play 'paper scissors stone' to decide who called when the coin was tossed. Ewan won 'paper scissors stone' (with stone, of course), lost the toss and got the losing end, and then won the first pull. However, determination and stubbornness are valued characteristics up east, and with the majority of Coll cheering on the home team the East won the next 2 pulls.
The road race was re-routed (to find a road) and Ben from project came in first. All the kids got Magnums for running, I might take part next year. The crowd got more colourful as the new hall fundraising team sold very bright orange, yellow and blue pirate T-shirts. The beer tent steadily sold Piper's Gold and Somerled and also five boxes of Magners, which has become this year's drink, and will have been responsible for doubling our recycled glass. Angus MacPhail and the band got a bit held up on Mull, but the kids played the fiddles and boxes, and Stuart played the pipes, and the band played on past 2-30 and I didn't get to bed until four so it was a cracking day and night. The only disappointed person was my mum, who carefully dug up her spuds, selected the show entries, put the discards in the sink to eat and the good ones aside, and discovered Martin had cooked the wrong ones!