It didn't take very long after setting up the stringed piste before players began to assemble. Due to playing in the grass, we used a Golf-chonnette (bright yellow golf ball) in lieu of a cochonnet - and the undulating surface presented challenges to both beginner and experience petanquers.

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Sunday, July 15, 2007
Petanque on the Grassy Knoll in Bloomfield Hills
It didn't take very long after setting up the stringed piste before players began to assemble. Due to playing in the grass, we used a Golf-chonnette (bright yellow golf ball) in lieu of a cochonnet - and the undulating surface presented challenges to both beginner and experience petanquers.
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