This years Log Dancing Challenge was aced by a fine performance by Hammock_Man { even if I say so myself }. Resulting in a fine bump and artistic bruise to the forehead, his performance was topped by a wonderful display of skin removal on the right leg. The addition of a few minor scrapes just added to the total lack of finesse in his plumet to the floor, while the utterance of truncated Anglo Saxon love calls during the all too fast journey to the stone floor added beauty to the event.
Translation
For those who were not there, I tripped over a log and smashed myself into the stone surround of the communal fire area and in doing so flayed skin off the bottom of my right leg, as it slide over the 90 degree edge of said log.
Huge "shout out"/ thanks to the on site first aiders that treated the leg wound such that a week later there is no sign of infection.
After I got back to Medway I spent 16hours waiting a clinician to finally return my call!!!
Long and short of it, I now been seen by the wounds clinic and had it professionally dressed with some "silver" gauze and have to return once a week for 4 weeks.
Once again, huge thanks for the help, care and skill shown on site.
Translation
For those who were not there, I tripped over a log and smashed myself into the stone surround of the communal fire area and in doing so flayed skin off the bottom of my right leg, as it slide over the 90 degree edge of said log.
Huge "shout out"/ thanks to the on site first aiders that treated the leg wound such that a week later there is no sign of infection.
After I got back to Medway I spent 16hours waiting a clinician to finally return my call!!!
Long and short of it, I now been seen by the wounds clinic and had it professionally dressed with some "silver" gauze and have to return once a week for 4 weeks.
Once again, huge thanks for the help, care and skill shown on site.
