sign at the recent Mornington Spring Festival at Mornington...
Dragons Abreast has been operating on the peninsula since 2006...
paddling a message
breast cancer survivors
in a dragon's arms
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8 comments:
I have always wanted to try dragon boating, but I fear I have waited too long! Watching would be fun though.
These people work so hard at this activity!
Would be a nice opportunity to try a dragonboat.
Looks like the outrigger canoes that I see in Hawaii. I like to paddle my canoe, but leisurely! Tom The Backroads Traveller
I love those boats.
Always wanted to try a dragon boat, but I'm afraid I'd be way too slow. Great sign.
Now that looks like fun!
I never heard of dragon boating before. It's now something I want to try.
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