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Flagstaff Ice Bowl, Arizona, USA
by Frank Knutton
Co-founder member of the Bongos Disc Golf Club, Frank takes you through
his experiences on a recent trip to Arizona.
Going into hole three at London's Elthorne Park's Field of Dreams, I was
already well under par after hitting two aces on the trot. I felt confident
as I pulled my arm back and launched yet another perfect drive. It effortlessly
glided and turned sharply left as expected. Just as it was heading into
the chains, I heard a loud clap of thunder which was followed by a torrential
rain storm. I didn't see what happened to my disc as I noticed the sound
of a loud fog horn coming from behind the trees. At that point, I awoke
with a start as the 0315 freight train from Flagstaff rumbled past the
Arizonian motel where we were staying prior to my entry in the 2000 Flagstaff
Icebowl.
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It was a glorious morning
with no sign of ice. Flagstaff is situated at 7000 feet elevation
and I had prepared for snow. Alas, local snowboarders had been disappointed
again this year at the absence of snowfall; the disc golfers however
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