Lilac City Curling Club
Lilac City Curling club holds a clinic at the Ice Palace at Riverfront Park, Sunday, Nov. 2, 2014.
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Dale Garraway, of the Lilac City Curling Club, demonstrates how to throw a stone during a curling clinic at the Ice Palace in Riverfront Park.
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Curling stones are made of granite, weighing 43 pounds and come from Scotland.
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Dale Garraway, of the Lilac City Curling Club, demonstrates how to throw a stone during a curling clinic, Nov. 2, 2014, at the Ice Palace in Riverfront Park. Lanelle Ramey, left, and Christina Akinlosotu are the sweepers.
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The Lilac City Curling Club conducts a clinic for newcomers.
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Dale Garraway, of the Lilac City Curling Club, wears his flashy pants during a curling clinic.
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Jon Escott is one of the original founders of the Lilac City Curling Club.
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Rogan Rodriguez takes a tumble while sweeping with Eric Thompson during a curling clinic.
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Lanelle Ramey and Ethan Thompson throw their stones during a Lilac City Curling Club clinic.
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Jerry Schmidt finds his balance before throwing a stone during the Lilac City Curling Club clinic, Nov. 2, 2014, at the Ice Palace in Riverfront Park. Schmidt is new to the sport.
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Lilac City Curling Club member Jon Escott, left rear, keeps an eye on Christina Akinlosotu, Jerry Schmidt and Reed Cody, right, as they practice sweeping during a clinic.
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Dave Jackson falls flat on the ice after throwing a stone during the Lilac City Curling Club clinic, Nov. 2, 2014, at the Ice Palace in Riverfront Park. Jackson is a novice to the sport.
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