The interest in the substance of “Boat & amp; Fjord” at Hemne Væring is still great, we are seeing that our counter. We think the many activities deserve mention, and comes with several “drip” daily. Our program will not be able to get all the reports ready for presentation on the same day. Therefore we spread articles from Boat and fjord festival throughout the week after the cleanup is done Sunday evening. Now it is time to take a closer look at the traditional competition World Cup in båtklammerkast.
The origins of Hemnes its municipal coat of arms – båtklammeren – got to crawl under the Boat and fjord festival’s third day at Hemnesberget. Then came the unauthorized VM in båtklammerkast held on the lawn in the park once again. And not only did it physically hard over the poor båtklammeren. Midway through the contest had to wind it with some extra duct tape for not tearing apart. But also verbal overhøvlinger had to clamp endure. – “HIV clamp tell hælvet” – came loudly from the head cheerleader; Jan Martin Johnsen, when the mayor was going to strike with a long throw.
– This year we have a separate class for our local politicians, and we have several ready to throw, cried festival Kjell Idar Juvik before he even went to “ring” to show muscles. – I’m asking well as in national politician class, so the class I suppose I’ll be able to win, thought Juvik.
Here in this World Cup is not dependent on a complete list of participants weeks in advance. Participants signed up just seconds before they slammed it quite large and heavy båtklammeren off as best they could. Someone had disappointed ascertain that the country only a few meters in front of their feet, while others got clamp to fly pretty far.
The kids were also in the game, but had to throw the same major staple as the adults. For the youngest was the staple almost as big and heavy as themselves.
Picture 1. Kjell Idar Juvik (AP) got everything to fall into place in their second attempt and threw 18.5 meters.
Picture 2. Kristine Trones (H) reached 8 meters and second in politicians lady class.
Picture 3. Eli Solhaug (H) spared not care and gave everything.
Picture 4. Mayor Kjell Joar Petersen-Øverleir (H) in deep concentration.
Picture 5. mayor in fine style, but throw gear pulled sharply to the left for some reason.
Picture 6. André Juvik threw 12.7 meters and was superb in the oldest child class.
Image 7. Sigrid Bech Urland from Bjerka threw 10.6 meters and was the winner in the women’s class.
Photo 8. Tone Båtstrand jabiru (H) managed with a throw of 8.3 meters to win the women’s class for the local politicians.
Picture 9. Kurt Karlsen has gone all the way earlier in the class men, but had to settle for bronze this time with his 18.7 meters.
Image 10 Ansgar Syrstad did not absolutely top shape for the championship and ended up in fourth place with 18.2 meters.
Picture 11. When Roger Stensen adds kropstyngden in their throw go that far. This time it was 16.6 meters.
Picture 12. Then came Petter Rønning jr. in casts no. He has both bronze and silver from the past, and were determined to do a proper winning throw. It was measured at 19.2 meters. A length that many assumed would hold to victory, and Rana Blad was immediately fore and did “victory interview” before an after reviewed trønder and created trouble.
Picture 13. trøndere Andreas Eidsli surprised everyone with a proper winning throw. He lay 20 cm behind Petter Rønning jr. with his first throw attempts. His second throw was however 30 cm. longer than Petter Rønning jr. her. Rønning therefore had to settle for silver once again.
Picture 14. Anne Marie Urland has several champion titles from previous years, but this time she had to bite the dust, beaten by his own daughter.
Picture 15. Magnus Jakobsen went not enough advantage of home ground and countless fitness classes at the stadium (??) (he living in the house in the background). With 16.8 m. Was only 6th place.
Picture 16. Rana Blad journalist Kristian Rødvann was sporty enough to set up in competition, and without a training base in casting technique for clamping roll was still an honorable fifth place with respectable 17.6 meter.
Picture 17. So had Jan Martin Johnsen pers. Having exhibited masterful stroke as strenuously and commentary audience, challenged the other spectators him to try his hand as clamp throws. He sat down sharply resisted, but gave in to a colossal pressure from the public. With a somewhat bad knee shortage is probably a bit of footwork, so it was “only” 14.5 meters at the upright in Johnsen. – Not bad for a so utgammel man, there was a saying in public, but that he would have his name in the newspaper.
Image 18 – No see there hain Johnsen has not carry in kjæften, hain throw the slættes not so worse, it came slightly tart from another (anonymous) bystander.
Picture 19. Bjørn Terje Nilsen (FRP) used two-handed throw technique, but did not get one hundred percent flap with its 13.7 meter.
Picture 20. Sveinung Krutå from Mo Rana copied the stylish throw technique to the ancient Greeks without he brought all the way.
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