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Time for celebation. Winners, participants, organizers, spectarors, everyone is celebrating the success of this event.
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Group photos to remember the occasion. |
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Hindsight is always clearer; as in every sport, teams are going over the "what if"s.
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But this is more than just a sport. It is part of something more, a culture, a way of living. Winning or losing is immaterial, participating is what counts. In years to come, few will remember who won or lost, but everyone will remember being there. |
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Brand new sailboats and ancients ship with decades of sailing behind them, side by ide. |
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After the sailing crews, it's the cooks' time to shine. As anyone experienced in sea fare, the ship's cook is the most important person on a ship; the better the cook, the happier the crew. Clouds of steam and smoke, as cooks hustle to show off their prowess.
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Another beautiful sunset marks the end of the race day.
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The old church plaza is a traditional gathering place and usually the focus of larger events. |
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The prize awarding ceremony; to both paticipants and organizers, praise from experienced regatta referees with hundreds of similar events below their belt is of greater value, a recognition of their efforts and a job well done.
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While only having one ship in the race, Luka's greatest conribution were the singers whose songs graced the evening celebrations. |
Congratulations and thanks to all the participants, organizers and friends. We wish them even more success with the next Burtiz.
BURTIZ 2008
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