Saturday 16th October

Saturday 16th October

Monday 16th “It Ain’t Half Cold Mum” Monday arrived. Specifically, Monday rather rudely arrived at around 5am, as (some more) bleary-eyed (than others) team members surfaced in just enough time to dress, eat breakfast, jump on suitcases until they closed

Sunday 15th October

Sunday 15th October

Sunday 15th “Once More Unto The Breech (sic)” Sunday dawned, and with it the International Short Range match – England’s last opportunity to make their mark. The team assembled, drew ammunition & target numbers, then made their way to 300yds

Saturday 14th October

Saturday 14th October

Saturday 14th “England Expects (And So Does Antigua)” Shooting resumed with the first of the team matches, specifically the International Long Range match, with teams of 8 firers, plus coaches, led by a Captain and herded by an Adjutant, competing

Friday 13th October

Friday 13th October

Friday 13th “Pilot Shots” With the programme of events showing the individual competition element of the Championships as finished (albeit that the final had been postponed due to weather), Friday was scheduled as a day off before the team matches

Thursday 12th October

Thursday 12th October

Thursday 12th “The Last Cut Is The Deepest” (aka. “Rain Stopped Play”) Timehri Weather Forecast, 12/10/2017 Clear skies to start, cloud building later. Potential for rain after lunch. Wind from the north-east, angle changing rapidly, especially when shooters are in

Wednesday 11th October

Wednesday 11th October

Wednesday 11th “A Grand Day Out” The final day of the Grand Aggregate, though hopefully not the final day of shooting, with the 2nd stage of the individual championships being decided on the previous two days results, plus today’s efforts.

Tuesday 10th October

Tuesday 10th October

Tuesday 10th “Cloudy, With A Chance Of V-Bulls” Another hot day broke across Georgetown as the team made their way to breakfast and again headed to the range through the chaotic rush hour traffic, though after the usual early preparation