…at the rink.
Go get ’em, babe!
PP It’s broomball, not hockey, in case you’re wondering!
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Hello Emily.
That’s looking nice. I had to look the broomball from Net dictionatry and got the answer. We do not have exact same, but we have Bandy and one which is called Ringette. I guess that the last one is known there.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ringette
My grandson is playing Hockey, but I do not have photos.
Greetings.
Hi Matti!
I have never heard of Bandy or Ringette before. Ringette seems quite interesting, though.
Broomball is similar to Ringette, I think. The main difference is they were sneakers and have a ball instead of a puck or ring. (I had never heard of it before meeting my boyfriend and a lot of Americans haven’t either!)
-Emily
Hello Emily.
It is interesting to notice “how little” we know from our surrounding world and countries when they are far away.
When I was a schoolboy, I playd Bandy. It was really nice.
Here is link again and I saw that it was introduced to the States in 1976.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandy
Matti.
Very cool, Matti. I played soccer when I was younger and Bandy says its similar (sort of soccer on ice with sticks). :p Close enough, I guess!
-Emily
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