Barefoot bowls teams feel the turf between their toes
Sixteen triples teams took to the green to compete at Gayndah.
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BOWLS: Gayndah players felt the turf between their toes on Friday when their barefoot bowls night saw "a wonderful response”.
Sixteen triples teams took to the green to compete.
"And had a fun night of bowls and frivolity,” club secretary Chris Prygoda said.
The competition will continue with the competition this Friday and for a further two weeks after that.
Barefoot bowls begins at 6.30pm for a sausage sizzle before bowls at 7pm.
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