The 2016 Variety Bashers have been on the track since Saturday. Jane Reilly joins them on the road and keeps us up to date on their progress.
PHOTO GALLERY:
[gallery_86089]Friday 12 Aug
“Very proud to have clocked up my 15th Bash.
“It’s an absolute privilege to be part of this amazing charity.”
Tuesday 9 Aug
“We woke to sunny skies at Smoky Bay. A glorious spot on the West Coast.
“The beautiful bay is popular in summer with families and fishermen.
“It’s also a Great place to catch whiting and crabs.
“The Bashers headed down to the beach for a morning of sporting activities, which included the jetty rope climb, beach crawl and Sandhills challenge.
The Greeks ready for the Bash Games at Smoky Bay
“Their endeavours were rewarded with a delicious seafood lunch, with wonderful fresh sea food caught locally.
“The highlight of the afternoon was the oyster shucking completion. Despite the fast and furious pace no one was injured.
“Wednesday we head north.”
Lunching with Popeye
Oyster Shucking competition
Monday 8 Aug
Sunshine coach donated to local school
Sunshine coach donated to local West Coast School
“The start line was at Port Lincoln.
“Lunch today was at Wirrula Oval home of the mighty Bombers Football club.
“A special presentation of a 30 seater Sunshine Coach was made to the local Miltaburra Area School.
“We then made our way along the dusty tracks to Smoky Bay, famous for their fresh oysters.”
At Wirrula on the West Coast with team Bob the Builder
AUDIO – LISTEN BELOW:
1. Karen Stokes, princiapl of Miltaburra Area School.
2. Variety Bash Chairman Brenton Ramsey.
3. The Jellybeans.
