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(dpa) - Ironing as fun and challenge: A Russian participant in the first extreme ironing world championships is pressing a towel standing in the cold and torrential Mangfall River near Valley, Bavaria, 21 September 2002. The championships consist of five disciplines including forest, urban, freestyl Stock Photo
RMD3B542–(dpa) - Ironing as fun and challenge: A Russian participant in the first extreme ironing world championships is pressing a towel standing in the cold and torrential Mangfall River near Valley, Bavaria, 21 September 2002. The championships consist of five disciplines including forest, urban, freestyl
David Fitzgerald, aka 'Safety Setting', 26, an Environmental Health Officer from Chichester, irons a shirt during the water section of the Extreme Ironing World Championships being held near Munich in Germany. *... David is one of 12 UK competitors, sponsored by Rowenta, in what is the first world championships to be held in the sport. Team-mate Phil 'Steam' Shaw invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of rock-climbing. The championships consist of five disciplines including forest, urban, free-style and rocky with around ten countries Stock Photo
RM2D32MEX–David Fitzgerald, aka 'Safety Setting', 26, an Environmental Health Officer from Chichester, irons a shirt during the water section of the Extreme Ironing World Championships being held near Munich in Germany. *... David is one of 12 UK competitors, sponsored by Rowenta, in what is the first world championships to be held in the sport. Team-mate Phil 'Steam' Shaw invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of rock-climbing. The championships consist of five disciplines including forest, urban, free-style and rocky with around ten countries
(dpa) - Ironing as fun and challenge: Two participants in the first extreme ironing world championships are pressing laundry as they are hanging in a climbing wall near Valley, Bavaria, 21 September 2002. The championships consist of five disciplines including forest, urban, freestyle and rocky with Stock Photo
RMD3B543–(dpa) - Ironing as fun and challenge: Two participants in the first extreme ironing world championships are pressing laundry as they are hanging in a climbing wall near Valley, Bavaria, 21 September 2002. The championships consist of five disciplines including forest, urban, freestyle and rocky with
(l-r) Matthew 'Starch', 'Basket' and Phil 'Steam' Shaw celebrate first place in the team award of the first Extreme Ironing World Championships being held near Munich in Germany. * Phil 'Steam' Shaw invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of rock-climbing. The championships consist of five disciplines including forest, water, free-style and rocky with around ten countries taking part. Stock Photo
RM2D32MFG–(l-r) Matthew 'Starch', 'Basket' and Phil 'Steam' Shaw celebrate first place in the team award of the first Extreme Ironing World Championships being held near Munich in Germany. * Phil 'Steam' Shaw invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of rock-climbing. The championships consist of five disciplines including forest, water, free-style and rocky with around ten countries taking part.
Penny 'Short Fuse' Wilkins, 31, a civil servant from Leicester, irons a shirt during the water section of the Extreme Ironing World Championships being held near Munich in Germany. Penny is one of several UK competitors, sponsored by Rowenta, in what is the first world championships to be held in the sport. Team-mate Phil 'Steam' Shaw invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of rock-climbing. The championships consist of five disciplines including forest, urban, free-style and rocky with around ten countries taking part. Stock Photo
RM2D32MFK–Penny 'Short Fuse' Wilkins, 31, a civil servant from Leicester, irons a shirt during the water section of the Extreme Ironing World Championships being held near Munich in Germany. Penny is one of several UK competitors, sponsored by Rowenta, in what is the first world championships to be held in the sport. Team-mate Phil 'Steam' Shaw invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of rock-climbing. The championships consist of five disciplines including forest, urban, free-style and rocky with around ten countries taking part.
British competitors competing in the Extreme Ironing World Championships, being held near Munich in Germany, gather before the start of the day's events. *... Sponsored by Rowenta, this is the first world championships to be held in the sport. Phil 'Steam' Shaw (2nd right) invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of rock-climbing. The championships consist of five disciplines including urban, forest, water, free-style and rocky with around ten countries taking part. Stock Photo
RMG61X09–British competitors competing in the Extreme Ironing World Championships, being held near Munich in Germany, gather before the start of the day's events. *... Sponsored by Rowenta, this is the first world championships to be held in the sport. Phil 'Steam' Shaw (2nd right) invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of rock-climbing. The championships consist of five disciplines including urban, forest, water, free-style and rocky with around ten countries taking part.
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David Fitzgerald, aka 'Safety Setting', 26, an Environmental Health Officer from Chichester, irons a pair of boxer shorts helped by team-mate Jo 'Ironside' Sterling, 19, a student from Leicester, * during the free-style section of the Extreme Ironing World Championships being held near Munich in Germany, Saturday September 21 2002. David and Roger are two of 12 UK competitors, sponsored by Rowenta, in what is the first world championships to be held in the sport. Team-mate Phil 'Steam' Shaw invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of r Stock Photo
RM2D32MF0–David Fitzgerald, aka 'Safety Setting', 26, an Environmental Health Officer from Chichester, irons a pair of boxer shorts helped by team-mate Jo 'Ironside' Sterling, 19, a student from Leicester, * during the free-style section of the Extreme Ironing World Championships being held near Munich in Germany, Saturday September 21 2002. David and Roger are two of 12 UK competitors, sponsored by Rowenta, in what is the first world championships to be held in the sport. Team-mate Phil 'Steam' Shaw invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of r
Claire Agnew, aka 'Iron Matron', 30, a staff nurse in Leicester, irons a shirt during the urban section of the Extreme Ironing World Championships being held near Munich in Germany. *... Claire is one of 12 UK competitors, sponsored by Rowenta, in what is the first world championships to be held in the sport. Team-mate Phil 'Steam' Shaw invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of rock-climbing. The championships consist of five disciplines including forest, water, free-style and rocky with around ten countries taking part. Stock Photo
RM2D32MF2–Claire Agnew, aka 'Iron Matron', 30, a staff nurse in Leicester, irons a shirt during the urban section of the Extreme Ironing World Championships being held near Munich in Germany. *... Claire is one of 12 UK competitors, sponsored by Rowenta, in what is the first world championships to be held in the sport. Team-mate Phil 'Steam' Shaw invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of rock-climbing. The championships consist of five disciplines including forest, water, free-style and rocky with around ten countries taking part.
Ten of the 12 British competitors competing in the Extreme Ironing World Championships, being held near Munich in Germany, gather before the start of the day's events. *... Sponsored by Rowenta, this is the first world championships to be held in the sport. Phil 'Steam' Shaw (2nd right) invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of rock-climbing. The championships consist of five disciplines including urban, forest, water, free-style and rocky with around ten countries taking part. Stock Photo
RM2D32MF1–Ten of the 12 British competitors competing in the Extreme Ironing World Championships, being held near Munich in Germany, gather before the start of the day's events. *... Sponsored by Rowenta, this is the first world championships to be held in the sport. Phil 'Steam' Shaw (2nd right) invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of rock-climbing. The championships consist of five disciplines including urban, forest, water, free-style and rocky with around ten countries taking part.
David Fitzgerald, aka 'Safety Setting', 26, an Environmental Health Officer from Chichester, irons a shirt during the rocky section of the Extreme Ironing World Championships being held near Munich in Germany. *... David is one of 12 UK competitors, sponsored by Rowenta, in what is the first world championships to be held in the sport. Team-mate Phil 'Steam' Shaw invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of rock-climbing. The championships consist of five disciplines including forest, urban, free-style and water with around ten countries Stock Photo
RM2D32MER–David Fitzgerald, aka 'Safety Setting', 26, an Environmental Health Officer from Chichester, irons a shirt during the rocky section of the Extreme Ironing World Championships being held near Munich in Germany. *... David is one of 12 UK competitors, sponsored by Rowenta, in what is the first world championships to be held in the sport. Team-mate Phil 'Steam' Shaw invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of rock-climbing. The championships consist of five disciplines including forest, urban, free-style and water with around ten countries
David Jeanson, a Product Manager for Rowenta, irons a shirt during the rocky section of the Extreme Ironing World Championships being held near Munich in Germany. * David is one of several UK competitors, sponsored by Rowenta, in what is the first world championships to be held in the sport. Team-mate Phil 'Steam' Shaw invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of rock-climbing. The championships consist of five disciplines including forest, urban, free-style and rocky with around ten countries taking part. Stock Photo
RM2D32MFF–David Jeanson, a Product Manager for Rowenta, irons a shirt during the rocky section of the Extreme Ironing World Championships being held near Munich in Germany. * David is one of several UK competitors, sponsored by Rowenta, in what is the first world championships to be held in the sport. Team-mate Phil 'Steam' Shaw invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of rock-climbing. The championships consist of five disciplines including forest, urban, free-style and rocky with around ten countries taking part.
British Extreme Ironist 'Basket' (right), 24, an engineer in Leicester, takes off against a German competitor to begin the Extreme Ironing World Championships being held near Munich in Germany. *... 'Basket' is one of 12 UK competitors, sponsored by Rowenta, in what is the first world championships to be held in the sport. Team-mate Phil 'Steam' Shaw invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of rock-climbing. The championships consist of five disciplines including urban, forest, water, free-style and rocky with around ten countries takin Stock Photo
RM2D32MEY–British Extreme Ironist 'Basket' (right), 24, an engineer in Leicester, takes off against a German competitor to begin the Extreme Ironing World Championships being held near Munich in Germany. *... 'Basket' is one of 12 UK competitors, sponsored by Rowenta, in what is the first world championships to be held in the sport. Team-mate Phil 'Steam' Shaw invented the sport in 1997 when he decided to combine the mundane chore of ironing with his love of rock-climbing. The championships consist of five disciplines including urban, forest, water, free-style and rocky with around ten countries takin
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