PHOTOS: It's all about the curl once a week at Washington Trust rink
Howard Taylor of Stonington, delivers a 42-pound granite stone, while participating with fellow curling enthusiasts gathered at the Washington Trust Community Skating Center, on Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2023, for the weekly curling session. After a brief period snow and freezing rain, the ice condition went from perfect to barely playable, but the group managed to play through. Players of all skill levels are welcome. Taylor is the organizer of the weekly gathering. Tim Martin, The Westerly Sun
Howard Taylor of Stonington, delivers a 42-pound granite stone, while participating with fellow curling enthusiasts gathered at the Washington Trust Community Skating Center, on Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2023, for the weekly curling session. After a brief period snow and freezing rain, the ice condition went from perfect to barely playable, but the group managed to play through. Players of all skill levels are welcome. Taylor is the organizer of the weekly gathering. Tim Martin, The Westerly Sun
Greg Waterman of Mystic, loses his balance as he delivers a 42-pound granite stone, while participating with fellow curling enthusiasts gathered at the Washington Trust Community Skating Center, on Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2023, for the weekly curling session. After a brief period snow and freezing rain, the ice condition went from perfect to barely playable, but the group managed to play through. Players of all skill levels are welcome. Tim Martin, The Westerly Sun
A 42-pound granite stone travels the length of the ice, with two players sweeping the ice in front of it as curling enthusiasts gather at the Washington Trust Community Skating Center, on Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2023, for the weekly curling session. After a brief period snow and freezing rain, the ice condition went from perfect to barely playable, but the group managed to play through. Players of all skill levels are welcome. Tim Martin, The Westerly Sun
Kelly Gable, left, of Pawcatuck and Greg Waterman of Mystic,sweep the ice in front of a moving 42-pound granite stone, while participating with fellow curling enthusiasts gathered at the Washington Trust Community Skating Center, on Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2023, for the weekly curling session. After a brief period snow and freezing rain, the ice condition went from perfect to barely playable, but the group managed to play through. Players of all skill levels are welcome. Tim Martin, The Westerly Sun
Arrianna Ritchotte of Hopkinton, delivers a 42-pound granite stone, while participating with fellow curling enthusiasts gathered at the Washington Trust Community Skating Center, on Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2023, for the weekly curling session. After a brief period snow and freezing rain, the ice condition went from perfect to barely playable, but the group managed to play through. Players of all skill levels are welcome. Tim Martin, The Westerly Sun
Kelly Gable of Pawcatuck, delivers a 42-pound granite stone, while participating with fellow curling enthusiasts gathered at the Washington Trust Community Skating Center, on Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2023, for the weekly curling session. After a brief period snow and freezing rain, the ice condition went from perfect to barely playable, but the group managed to play through. Players of all skill levels are welcome. Tim Martin, The Westerly Sun
Greg Waterman center, of Mystic, loses his footing as he sweeps the ice in front of a moving 42-pound granite stone, with Kelly Gable, left, of Pawcatuck while participating with fellow curling enthusiasts gathered at the Washington Trust Community Skating Center, on Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2023, for the weekly curling session. After a brief period snow and freezing rain, the ice condition went from perfect to barely playable, but the group managed to play through. Players of all skill levels are welcome. Tim Martin, The Westerly Sun
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