The first toss-up on Saturday - game on!
Seth leaps to block Nancy.
The first goal of Saturday, Jim flips the ball past Walt.
Seth tracks the ball at his feet after Ron's deflection.
The first goal on Sunday - the ball finds it's way past Ruth and Bruce and into the corner of the net.
Keeper Walt stops Iain in the box with Jim sprawled behind them. A foul is about to be called...
Keeper Ben Phillips clears the ball downfield.
Bob puts his body on the line to block Colleen's shot, Scott waits for a deflection.
Ben, Jonathan and assorted camans contest the ball at midfield.
Armin moves the ball through midfield with Bob (and others) in hot pursuit. The beautiful Dunsmuir House is in the background.
Iain takes the ball out of the air a la the Three Musketeers.
Jonathan and Nancy vie for the ball, Ed looks on.
Scott is using his stick as a crowbar to separate the two Bayside players Max and Iain. Julius sneaks in to claim the ball and Dan awaits the outcome.
Dan and Max try to find the ball that is sneaking up behind them.
Clarke takes the ball forward with Iain and Bob moving up in support.
Armin and Ron reach for the ball, Michael and Walt look on.
The ball makes its way towards the goal with both teams on the move, Ruth moves to make the stop.
Max measures Bruces shoe size for future reference, but will this prevent a shot on goal?
Jim moves the ball away from Ron.
A midfield rush.
Seth and Iain try to hit the ball out of one of the many indentations left by the caber.
Walt defies gravity to hit the ball, everyone watches in amazement.
Eli swings while Armin defends and Ashley approaches to cleek.
Sue closes on Dave as the Bayside mounts an attack.
Hey Jonathan, two hands on the stick, unless you buy Walt a drink first!
Sue Flicks the ball away from a particularly gigantic Ben. Extra points for getting it into the trailer?
Iain and Jim continue their duel, this time in midfield.
Seth and Nancy contest the ball while Jim and Walt catch their breath.
Eli and Scott battle it out with Armin and Bob close at hand.
Colleen passes the ball downfield, with Bob in pursuit.
Walt chases the ball down and protects the identity of the lounging woman behind the endline.
Dan demonstrates the rare (and rarely effective) behind the back dribble, John benefits from the result.
Benside tries to attack, Bayside defenders apply pressure.
Everyone follows the toss-up...
Tim and Armin vie for the ball, Max looks on and Michael moves to assist.
Can Clarke get the ball away before Colleen arrives?
Jim and John chase the ball down.
Mark pursues Eli to the ball.
Dave has mistaken Michael for a tree and is attempting to chop him down with his caman, meanwhile Armin works to steal the ball.
Mark flicks the ball away from Ben.
The battle of the north - Eric and Ron on the ball!
Mark and Iain follow the ball.
Mark looks for his teammates downfield, the subs look on from the sideline..
Michael tries to dig the ball out of another hole before Joshua can arrive.
Armin and Tim pursue the goal hit
Colleen and Bob chasing the ball.
Michael dribbles the ball downfield, Joshua watches and Iain awaits.
Jonathan passes while Colleen, pursued by Nancy, moves forward.
Don't be shie - a short series... Clarke's hit-in is followed by the spectators.
Don't be shie part two - Clarke's father Mark takes a patriotic hit-in.
Don't be shie three - Coletta watches closely as Dan takes a shie on Sunday.
Ashley chases Eli, Colleen and Ron look on and a vintage Morgan drives by.
Walt uses his caman to gently move Jim's head from his leg, meanwhile the game moves on around them.
Sue and Walt contest the throw-up.
Michael in his dual role as commentator and referee on Saturday, only a few were deafened by inadvertant whistles into the open mic. Yellow and red cards substitute for a sgian dhu.
Walt sizes up the goal while defenders and keeper follow his movement.
Scott finds the last of the Easter Eggs near the corner of the field. Elsewhere shinty is being played.
Coletta refs on Sunday, Max passes behind.
Dan and John taking the ball down.
Ruth takes a goal hit on Sunday.
Saturday's teams after the match in front of the historic Dunsmuir House.
And Sunday's slightly smaller (and therefore more tired) group just before beer time...
... th-th-that's all folks!