Bathurst Highland Gathering

I had 3 dancers compete at Bathurst Games last weekend. And Ceilidh went as well (but she's only mine by blood not by tuition! LOL)

All 4 girls did very well.

It was only Catherine's 2nd Dancing Competition! She came home with some 1sts, 2nds and 3rds!

Sarah won everything except the Hornpipe, in which she got 2nd and the Jig, in which she got NUFFIN! (What DID you do in the Jig Sarah??? lol)

Miss Brodie Rosa did her fling for the very first time in a competition! She made no mistakes ALL DAY LONG and she got 3rd in all her dances!!

Ceilidh Jo got 2 3rds in her beginners section, one in the Seann Truibhas and one in the Lilt.

Here are some shots from the day....


CATHERINE IN HER SWORDS - THATS WHY SHE IS LOOKING DOWN!!


AWESOME PHOTO OF SARAH!!


THE 3 BANKSIES!


BRODIES WINNINGS ON THE DAY!! (AND CATHERINE ON STAGE IN THE BACKGROUND!)


THE REAL BANKSIE! IN THE NEW KILT FOR THE FIRST TIME!

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Anonymous said…
omg Cj looks so gron up in that picture!
Friday, March 30, 2007 8:54:00 AM
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