Glennie Exhibition Results

Hi All

The club results have been released for the 2009 GLENNIE NATURE INTERCLUB EXHIBITION. Thanks again to all involved for our first effort lets see how we go in 2010.

Congratulations and well done to Andy Smylie for achieving a merit for "The Rock & The Sunset" & to Neil Gray for a merit award for "Natures Beach Sculpture".

Check out The Glennie web site for all 2009 results: http://www.glennie-exhibition.com/

Cheers
Neil Gray
Competition Secretary

MERRIMACK VALLEY CAMERA CLUB
2009 GLENNIE NATURE INTERCLUB EXHIBITION

Para Camera Club - Aggregate Score: 204

Come A Little Closer by Heather Horsnell - score: 21

Natures Beach Sculpture by Neil Gray - score: 22

Sandpiper by Frank Copley - score 20

Noisy Miner Bird by Pat Tapping - score 20

Morning Light by Andy Smylie - score: 21

Robber Fly by Heather Horsnell - score: 20

Serenity St Columba by Neil Gray - score: 19

Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby by Frank Copley - score 20

The Rock & The Sunset by Andy Smylie - score: 21

Young Goanna by Yvonne Hill - score: 20

Congratulations!!

Merit Awards

• Natures Beach Sculpture by Neil Gray
• Scape With Water - The Rock & The Sunset by Andy Smylie
  

We thank you for your participation and hope that you will re-join us in 2010.

Charlie Burke
Chair, 2009 Glennie Nature Interclub Exhibition

Kayaking at Garden Island

Sunday the 5^th April saw 9 members and two invited guests from the Red Bubble Community take to the waters in Kayaks of Garden Island with Phil the owner of Adventure Kayaking S.A, who gave an informative lecture about the wrecks and dolphins along the way.

The weather started out fine with a slight breeze, which created mini waves with the changing tide, with our cameras at the ready and with the wind at our backs

We made our way around the Island and headed for the wrecks, taking photos not only of the wrecks but of the members as well, we kept on paddling around to the Power Stations with many sightings of two dolphins, mum and baby.

Rain clouds were threatening and coming closer so we made our way back to the car park landing, whilst being escorted by the dolphins.

A great day was enjoyed by all with no mishaps, collisions or capsizing of kayaks and with no-one heading in the wrong direction.

We are looking for our next adventure, somebody has suggested “sky diving” over Willunga Jetty, just to get a different perspective of that well taken icon.!!!!

Pat Tapping