suitably encouraged by ray and rita,I have decided to tell my story of a visit to the world of south american masters squash,to a tournament which took place last week in Puerto Madryn Patagonia.Sometimes you have to travel to get a different look at squash,and this I surely did.        To begin with the courts were purpose built for the tournament (six glass backs)on a basketball court inside a stadium,and were of a very good standard,being constructed of heavy duty plasterboard on a steel frame wit parquet floors and conventional glass backs.Having stood up to the five days of competition they were promptly dismantled.Conditions were excellent and I managed to burgle the over 60's title,whilst competing simultaneously in the b grade and doubles.The new tournament software worked like a dream avoiding clashes in the timetable.,and I left at the end tired but contented after 15 matches in 5 days.To top it all I was interviewed in Spanish by the local newspaper and tv station.Ho hum that was my 15 minutes as Andy Warhol would say.I now approach the Australian Masters with a spring in my step and a tune in my head from Evita.Good squashing everyone       keith  p.s I would love to include pictures of the courts but have no idea how.

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