
The winner of this 20+ mile (32+ km) race was Jaime Mitchell of Australia with a time of 2 hours 42 minutes. The first female finisher was Kanesa Duncan at 3 hours 12 minutes. One of the youngest participant was 12 y.o. Chris Fong who completed the short course (12+ miles = 19+ km) with a time of 1 hour 53 minutes.
That is one inspiring scene! The water looks so inviting!
ReplyDeleteI hope you aren't graduating anytime soon. I love your photographs - they really make my morning!
ReplyDeleteThis is great, it seems all the kids on the island from young age are learning water sports.
ReplyDeleteLovely colours.
Yes Jazzy! That's exactly what I thought when seeing this shot! Are there baby races? ;-) ha ha!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Jaime, Kanesa and little Chris...
ReplyDeleteJust look at the water...aaahhhh!
He looks as though he's about to put the kid on the paddleboard. Start them young. =) I love the colors in this picture. That sky and the water are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteYa know? I don't think I'll ever tire looking at sand, water, boats and sky...what baby? LOL! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI agree, who needs Wheaties to start their day!
lovely beach:-) sunny, clear water and smooth sand look like a great vacation place...nice capture:-))
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I like the boats too. The water looks pretty shallow for quite a distance, no? My arms are tired thinking about the races!
ReplyDeleteHi
ReplyDeletethey don't have any baby races but the youngest participant is usually 8 years old - some start surfing at a very young age and those I believe do have competition for the younger ones - thanks for the comments and have a nice day!
Beautiful picture! Looks like the water isn't very deep there.
ReplyDelete