trigger wrote:To start I'm from Caerphilly I've only had rifles for 9 months I can't gallop my back legs have gone Don't think I could keep going to meetings all the time ....

Can't even manage a trot myself mate

Time for a chuckle
Hi Trigger welcome to the stable
Pity you didn't join last week, you could have "galloped" to the meet (Roy?)

Mick has my vote for next year.
(Can you book it now Ray )

Brilliant venue, and a great host, thanks Mick
(who was laughing and joking all weekend, even though he didn't win an AAOC "butt plug" as he named the trophies)
Also many thanks to Ray and Davy, for all your hard work.

Just spotted the supports for the Quigley Bucket in the 3rd pic from the bottom where the hedge meets the field .... to the right of the yellow bell target plate Is this a better pic for you Raj http://i1370.photobucket.com/albums/ag249/grandadg/IMG_2137_zpsga38v4zc.jpg looks like a new fence post ...

bgaltd wrote:

Raj wrote:It was lovely to see you again, Chris .... and Bongo and Tinbum and Trumpetier

bugger , which one was tinbum ? i wanted to meet and have a chat with him .

He was the one in shorts and flip-flops hanging around the chuck wagon
Very nice chap to chat with

I also had a fondle at the meet, what a beautiful job you have done.
Great work Geordie

Raj wrote:I was at the Meet but cant remember much past midnight ............

I think it was heatstroke from the bonfire Raj that caused your memory loss
but the small tumbler of whiskey may have helped

You will very quickly find that this is the best thing that happened to you Tim. You will have your own inner and outer peace, be able to live as you want and in the main do what you want when you want. An old boss of mine said to me years ago before I got married "In my experience women EXPEC...

her 6 o'clock shadow

Oozing with pus