At events of this nature, it is a good way for friends and associates in the sand community from distant locations around the globe to reunite and catch up. Even though the irony is that many do not speak the same languages. English seems to be the universal language of sand sculptors worldwide when gathered en masse.
 Here, Damon Farmer (Left) tells Alexi Diakov of Russia a thing or two. Much to Alex's delight. But, from where I stood to take this photo, it sounded a lot like: "Now you just stop that Monkey-jabberin' & gimmie that rake!"
(Or, in fact, it might have been the other way around. I ain't fer sher -ED)
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Below, Mark Anderson of England (left) shows Wilfred Stiljger of Holland, his 'English bag of tricks' - assortment of sand tools and gadgets.


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