davidcook

We're baaack. Back from Cardiff, in fact, where rwrylsin and I were at the Welsh Open. I'm going to split this into three bits - one on my performance there (of interest to ... me :-) ), one on the competition in general (probably of interest to fencers), and one on the travelling and the few bits we saw of Cardiff.

So, this post is going to talk about the competition in general. The other parts will follow sometime tomorrow once I've caught up on some much-needed sleeeeep.
( Let's start with a size comparison, they're always fun. )
( And a bit on the new timings. )

Meanwhile, I have either an LJ post or an article for rwrylsin's next issue of Foiling Around bubbling away in my head, about borrowing some ideas from the British rankings system for Australia.

Anyway, tiredness is affecting my ytping now, must go to bed.

So, I fenced at the Welsh Open, and as mentioned in Pt I, it was Big.

( This is how I did, in summary. )
( This is how I did, in much detail. )