This past Sunday, the Michigan Petanque Club's boulodrome hosted two games for ten of its members: Cyrille, Dan, Don, Ken, Joe, Camille, Roland, Gerard, Jean Claude, and Jeff.
Though there are multiple pistes ready for play, the two games used the least rocky ones. There is quite a bit of advantage for those who study the particular terrain of the pistes (slope, holes, rocks).
I personally enjoyed the new challenges of the indoor pistes (which make the Royal Oak terrain look like smooth glass). What was equally appreciated, the much warmer temperature inside the windless greenhouse.
It is a remarkable space, and we are most fortunate for Bordine's generosity in allowing us to use it.
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My name is Steve Ferg. Please contact me via http://www.ferg.org/cgi/contact/contact.py
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-- Steve
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