Group photo on the last day of the Cornwall 2003 Fujian White Crane Kung Fu camp.

Finishing the last we have of breakfust. We had quite a lot uneated stuff after. I brought home a halffinished jar of peanut butter.

Ursula thinking through her suan yang steps.

Manu, Danil, Teresa and Charlotte on fishing trip.

We sometimes call it T'ai Chi so that people will understand. To the untrained eye it might look like t'ai chi, but it's called Suan Yang and is a fighting style that is practised in "slow motion".

It happened a lot that people said: Wow, look at that sunset/sunraise/clouds/lightning. When living in a big city you tend to miss all the beauties of nature sometimes, but this was really appreciated.

See this video clip (1.15Mb) of Sharon catching two mackerels.

Sandy did a great job and made sure we could have a sauna every evening.

This is where we trained for two days. At around 15:00 the tide comes in and there are no easy sandy beaches to walk up on. We had a lot of stuff with us and packing it all up before the atlantic ocean ate us was sometimes a bit rushy.

A picknick for some 37 people is not an easy thing to do.

This beach is called Trebarwith Strand.

There were lots of tangles on this fishing trip but the one Sandy, Petter and Adamn had took the longest time to fix.

On the fishing trip.

A finishing touch to the camp with a gift to the Ngo family.

Naima, how do you spell your name?

Marco went to the camp with his whole family.

Karl Andersson with a cool t-shirt with our beloved king who is also called Karl.

I think Steve might have won the fishing competition with his 24 caught mackerels.

A leg-stretcher getting to Cornwall.

Jester in the minibus.

We caught 150-200 mackerel in two hours and all had to be gutted before we came back.

Suan Yang practise with a view

People waiting for the next spot to fish from.

One big mackerel and a gernerd (spelling?)

On the boat on the fishing trip.

Before the fishing trip.

Lots and lots of rice.

Meatball dinner on our first day. Yes, they are from Sweden (Scans).

Jasmine sprained her ankle and had a massage from Dennis after. The bruisier the better.

Cooking breakfust for 37 people is a big task and requires many sunny sides up.

Chris from Brighton.

(To all friends from back home: Är han inte jätte lik Erik Palm?)

Little cute Carmen Ngo.

Little village near the camping site we stayed at.

Beautiful Bedruthan Steps

Aron and George helping out with packing the minibuses on the last day.