The Wainul Lions sausage sizzle was popular with everyone. (L to R): Brian Hutchinson, Chester Haar (Chairman of Adventure Playground Trust) and Russell Hathaway.

Some of the happy kids who couldn't help but enjoy their day at the Adventure Playground

John Hill & Rick Brenchley leaning on the "Woolworths Special" in front of the new station

Sean and Ryan Falloon with mum Trish in one of the bumper boats which are for hire each weekend.

Having a cool time under the umbrella are (L to R): Yvonne Robb, Laura Hill, Georgie & Zoe Robb, Alice Smillie. Back: Nicholas Evans, Phillipa & Cameron Huberts.

The amount of fun one can get from a bumper boat on a lake is only limited by one's imagination.

Turanga FM's "Oi Stars" were (L to R) Raymond Ropata, Walter Walsh, Muru Kirikiri & Kiri Collier

Sarah Humphries and Liana Teutenberg handled the paddle bike with ease

Bikes, boats, swings, slides, trees and water...... a great place to take the kids.

Cameron Huberts The "Media Challenge" using paddle bikes and bumper boats was taken very seriously by the media teams concerned. With a "stunning" trophy at stake to be contested each year, the competition became "very serious." 89 FM were clear winners in both sections. One could not be sure what their secret was but one suspects their weight and technique had a lot to do with their 3 minute lead.

The Gisborne Herald ladles team was certainly the best looking. (L to R): Keisha and Tina Karatiana, Rose Hutchins, Jenny Jamieson, Meri Nepia and Kiriwera Su'a.

What can one say about this lot from 2ZG. (L to R): Murray Robertson, Stuart Dwight, Belinda Kingsbeer and Doug Walsh.

The victorious 89 FM team complete with trophy seconds before the other teams threw them in the lake. (L to R): Katrina Johns, Willie Plummer, Chris Cotton and Wendy Brooks.