Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire, Scotland August 25th 2007
View of the town from the road to Dunnottar Castle
The Harbour
Dunnottar Castle
The contingent from Holbrook, Suffolk (L-R) Leigh Steele, Albert Abbot, Aaron Gubb, Dick Abbot and Bob Abbot
Ready for action
Competitors line up before the match
A second opinion was called for to decide the points in this first round game between Dick Gauld and Bob Abbott but the players' quoits couldn't be separated so it was declared a rare 'no end'
Nigel James of Felinfach
Russell Owen of Caersws - 2007 Wales Captain
Hugh Cunningham of Glenburn Club - 2007 Scotland Captain
Brian Eddie of Dunnottar Club waits as his man's quoit just comes into view
Hugh Cunningham getting a little excited with Pugh Jones of Llanybydder looking on.
Brendon Lloyd of Caersws - 2007 Wales No 2
Alex Grant (L) and Jim Hendren of Glenburn Club, Prestwick
David Wrethman of Renton in his game against Dorian Thomas
Eirig Jones of Llanybydder plays a shot against Dunnottar's Sandy Chalmers
Sandy replies
Talking tactics?
William Reid of Glenburn delivers his quoit in his game against Kenny Forbes of Dunnottar Club
Kenny Forbes lining up a reply
Brendon Lloyd (L) and Russell Owen
William Reid in his next round game against Felinfach's Nigel James
How to dislocate your shoulder!
Finalists Brendon Lloyd of Caersws and Dorian Thomas of Saron
Serious business now
Losing semi-finalist Eirig Jones with competition sponsor Mr William Jolly
Losing semi-finalist and most successful Scot on the day - William Reid
Runner-up Dorian Thomas of Saron
Winner and British Open Quoits Champion 2007 - Brendon Lloyd
Brendon and Dorian with competition sponsor Mr William Jolly and President of Dunnottar Club, Norman Falconer