Do you have any idea how fun bocce ball is? Even if nobody is too clear on the rules and the players are a none-too-athletic group of middle aged artists.
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7 comments:
Any sport that i can play with a G&T in one hand is alright by me!
Love Bocce Ball! We've got a nice set here and a fabulous Italian friend who stops by to play during the summer.
We played it once at the beach for a staff party...what a laugh!
I was at a place with a real bumpy, uneven yard and woods all over, hilarious!
oh man! I was looking at a set on the weekend! talk about small world heheheh. Looks like a fun game and one I can use at demos as well for period games for people to play.
rules???? there are rules???
I've been eyeing a set for the cottage ... Manicured lawns are way overrated. Gimme some terrain to giev some character. Phil and I played croquet to much howling a couple of weeks ago.
I get the idea that the rules amount to just a line or two. This is the simplest game, and even little kids could join.
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