A very wet start to the day on sunday for our course setters, it took quite a few attempts to get the course set up as it rained so hard they all got soaked and had to take cover until it eased up. Eventually they managed to set a 20 target course and quite a few members braved the weather.
As Tony couldn't make this shoot due to his back problems, I would like to thank all the members that got up and down the club extra early to help Ryan set everything up. It is very much appreciated by me and Tony, we know it can be hard going sometimes.
Anyway, the open comp still went ahead as a 20 target course and still counts towards your overall score.
Heres the results of the day.
Ron Whitney 40
Harry Kalaydjian 40
R Watson 39
John Munns 39
David J Cook 38
James Luff 38
Steve Burton 38
Karen Yates 37
Indie 37
John Richardson 36
C Watson 36
Raymond P Webster 34
Ryan Yates 32
Dave Spary 32
Lynn Webster 31
Niel Ashford 31
Andy Jones 30
M Watson 29
Sam Howard jnr 25
Ray Webster 25
Next shoot is on the 29th july as we have had to move yet another shoot to accomodate the postponed car show.
Great little course as always even if it was only 20 targets,
Big thanks to the course setters who were soaked throughout for setting up and allowing the few that turned up to have a bit of fun,
It was great rolling around in the mud but i do hope we get a bit more sun very soon,
See you all on the 29th for what i believe is the Springer comp.
Atb Harry.
Good fun even though it was another wet one.I know there wasnt that many of us but didnt you find it unusually quiet for some reason?
Yes it was, very quiet for a change!Originally Posted by john r
Oh, by the way, he was a bit put out when I told him I had eaten his bacon roll as he wasn't there!
I did cook tony a bacon roll it should be quiet furry by the 29th
Aaaaah! Ain't it sad Tony is laid up at the moment. Still, he can carry on stitching the kinky leather gear as his hands ain't crook. From what Karen said he ain't no good for anything else either, at the moment. Serves you right Karen for jumping on him from the wardrobe. You sure he didn't slide down the banister and give himself a wooden enema?
Wet wer'nt the word for it! We had to dry out after six targets. Got it done eventually but it took ages to get the divers gear off. Nice feel though, all that rubber, smooth, slippery, clinging ..............!!!!
I'll get me coat!
OOOOhhhh! uncle Albert, have you seen our banisters, ouch!!!!Aaaaah! Ain't it sad Tony is laid up at the moment. Still, he can carry on stitching the kinky leather gear as his hands ain't crook. From what Karen said he ain't no good for anything else either, at the moment. Serves you right Karen for jumping on him from the wardrobe. You sure he didn't slide down the banister and give himself a wooden enema?
Wet wer'nt the word for it! We had to dry out after six targets. Got it done eventually but it took ages to get the divers gear off. Nice feel though, all that rubber, smooth, slippery, clinging ..............!!!!
I'll get me coat!
Anyway, hes on the mend now, long as he dont do anything silly
He should be back for the next shoot
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