eXtreme backgammon!

extreme backgammon! To the bridge!

September 16, 2006 on 9:03 pm | In beholder, Mattia | No Comments

To be free from giddiness is definitely a must for a real extreme backgammon player! Especially if you want to enjoy a nice spot and play a nice backgammon match at the same time. This picture shows the rope bridge built to access Carrick-a-Rede island in county Antrim/North Ireland. Originally built to assist slamon fishery, the swinging rope bridge is now a perfect place for real extreme backgammon hardcore! As usual - click on the picture to see the high resolution image - we are not faking here!!!

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The straw that breaks the camel’s back…

March 27, 2006 on 9:06 pm | In beholder, oolong | 1 Comment

Damn, you probably have no idea how camel farts smell!? You´re lucky! It´s beastly!!! Anyway - the trip into the desert was definitely worth it! It starts to be fun when you are used to sitting on a camel without thinking about John Wayne! And thats the point where backgammon comes in place! I can´t remeber who made it, but oolong was a strong opponent!

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Winning the palm!

March 27, 2006 on 8:16 pm | In beholder | No Comments

“Come closer and see, see into the trees” - what a nice day that was in Gokarna. Two individuals and a backgammon board - thats all you need to enjoy a good game and the great view at the same time! Off course I doubled the palm out in a thrilling 7 point match! By the way: Do not play versus cows in Gokarna! They are much more aggressive than the holy ones in Arambol

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The cow plays at an expert level!

March 12, 2006 on 8:34 pm | In beholder | 1 Comment

Yeah! Arambol is great! Especially when you are playing a relaxed Backgammon during the impressive heat in the afternoon! But I can tell you: our cow here knows how to roll the dices…