EPISODE · Jul 12, 2015 · 1 MIN
World Jelly Wanging Championship Salford
from BBC Radio Manchester · host BBC Radio Manchester
First ever World #Jelly Wanging Championships in #Salford. "Marks in Jelly Wanging are not just judged on distance like coarser sports involving cow pats or wellingtons," commented organiser Liz McNabb, who came up with the idea. "Wangers are judged on ingenuity and creativity as well."
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First ever World #Jelly Wanging Championships in #Salford.
"Marks in Jelly Wanging are not just judged on distance like coarser sports involving cow pats or wellingtons," commented organiser Liz McNabb, who came up with the idea. "Wangers are...
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