Cayman Islands

The revellers who braved the high (ish) seas to voyage across the North Sound to Kaibo were treated to beer and bubbles aboard the boats before enjoying an evening of networking, a delicious Caribbean BBQ feast and dancing to the music of local favourites, Bona Fide. For the more competitive among us, the limbo competition proved irresistible – congrats to this year’s winner, Morgan Brennan of Campbells, who refused to set down his rum-filled coconut and later led a victory lap Conga line around the beach. Not going down without a fight, Mauricio Terry of KRyS Global showed off his limbo skills without spilling a drop of the two rum cocktails he was holding, though the jury is still out as to whether this counterbalancing is permitted by the International Limbo Rules. We would like to extend particular thanks to our fantastic co-sponsors of this event, FFP and Collas Crill and all the attendees for your ongoing support.  A great night was had by all and we look forward to welcoming both members and non-members to our next event – a technical session to be held at the Seafire Kimpton on 18 February 2020. More details to follow.