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James tried out the new raft (a Star Wars Naboo starfighter) while Eamon stuck with an old classic like Rusty. Which one worked better? Of course it was the seasoned veteran Rusty. I think James had to carry the Naboo starfighter across the finish line, because it certainly wouldn't have made it on it's own...

Eamon (green shirt), Tim's friend (brown shirt) and me (black shirt) lie down for the three-man speedbump, awaiting a two well versed 'splashers on tubes. Those 2 would be Tim and James, who vaulted over us then began to fight with each other (I think James won.)

After James and Tim flew over the 3-man speedbump, we disbanded. I stayed on the ground, and unbeknownst to me, Eamon grabbed a tube and headed for a collision course with my body. He was a little off, and ended up crashing directly into my elbow, which hurt me. I was down, but not out.

This is the sled that didn't work very well, and probably will never see the light of day in a future session of Godsplash or Wintersplash. It's not that it's that bad (well, it really is) but it just isn't cut out for the big leagues. Maybe it should try and find a wading pool and some kids.

The triumphant return of Dan Wilhelm to the Godsplash run. He's been absent for quite some time, but all is forgiven that pristine moment when the body touches the water and you slide all the way to glory.

Eamon and Tim wait at the bottom while James gets up (and out of the picture I must add) to start another run. While those kids are busy wallowing in the mud, James is establishing himself as a world class splasher.

Susie picked the seat that possessed the best view and the most comfort - the hammock. In the Godsplash arena, it would be considered the luxury boxes. On top of the roof are the cheap seats, and the bottom near the mud pit are on the field level. When we make the Godsplash ultra popular, you'll have to pay to get these kinds of seats.

James still holds the title of "most extreme Godsplasher" and also holds the record for highest vertical leap. He proves why he holds both of those records in this photograph. Why would anyone choose to do that? That is why James is absolutely insane when it comes to Godsplashing.

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