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Steve great series, I prefere the shots in 2/2 and the first 2 in 1/2.

ps 3/2 Can you do my tax for me?

Hi Steve,

some great results from the Bungendore rodeo.
Some spectacular falls - I hope nobody needed an ambulance or even worse

Thanks for sharing.
CD

Glen wrote:Steve great series, I prefere the shots in 2/2 and the first 2 in 1/2.

ps 3/2 Can you do my tax for me?

Yeah sure Glen

I am happy to hear you enjoyed the series.

WRT the numbers - I had a last minute change of heart on how many I was going to show, and decided to put up all the ones I had resized.

christiand wrote:Hi Steve,

some great results from the Bungendore rodeo.
Some spectacular falls - I hope nobody needed an ambulance or even worse

Thanks for sharing.
CD

Im sure there were quite a few bruises, and probably a few bruised egos.

The only noticable injury from the day was one guy who broke either his arm or wrist when he got tangled up in the rope around the bull and couldnt get his arm out, but nothing "gory". The last photo in the series shows a rider being charged and run over by a bull which could have been nasty if the bull had been equipped with horns. Lucky for the rider it was hornless as the bull didnt miss him.