> # Re: Wet and muddy game

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> Posted by Jamie on October 22, 2015 at 11:47:59

> In Reply to: Re: Wet and muddy game posted by wetchas on October 22, 2015 at 08:35:55:

> Yeah, the rugby was fun, the heavier duty cotton kit is certainly nicer to wear wet and muddy that normal soccer kit, althoug that does cling nicely. By the time we had hosed ourselves down to get rid of the worst (or should that be "best" ?) of the mud and then showered in the kit as well, it was fairly clean for when we got home and chucked everything in the washing machine, even the white shirts come out sparkling if you use a biological washing liquid.

> The swimming lessons all finished last week after the last kid passed their test, it was fun whilst it lasted and now that we have made ourselves "indispensable" to the games master, he is letting us organise a few other swim events after school as well as training events for the assault course for the younger guys.

> Next week is half-term and Chris and his family are moving into their part of the new home, so that will be busy as as i volunteered to help unpacking and carrying once the removal company have unloaded the container and put the biggest bits of furniture in place. The house is coming along well and we have been using the pool regularly.

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