(Photograph) - At the Left-Handers Day event in London's Leicester Square brothers Oliver and Hallam Best, aged four and five, got to grips with implements designed specifically for left-handed people like themselves. The event, organised by the Left-Handers Club, also saw the launch of a survey on its website www.left-handersday. com, which aims to compile an accurate picture of how hand preference can affect choices in career, sporting and leisure pursuits, and whether left-handers gravitate towards certain life choices. The survey runs until the end of February 2003.
(Photograph) - At the Left-Handers Day event in London's Leicester Square brothers Oliver and Hallam Best, aged four and five, got to grips with implements designed specifically for left-handed people like themselves. The event, organised by the Left-Handers Club, also saw the launch of a survey on its website www.left-handersday.com, which aims to compile an accurate picture of how hand preference can affect choices in career, sporting and leisure pursuits, and whether left-handers gravitate towards certain life choices.
The survey runs until the end of February 2003.
