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I'm Senior Secretary at the Cambridge University club. I'll PM my mobile; just give me a call for a chat about the highs and lows. Mark

When I was still involved in my local cricket club a few years ago we always used watered down white emulsion. Seem to remember about 50/50 for the boundary and stronger for the wicket.

Well done Henry....

Good luck Henry. I'm in my last few weeks as a mature undergraduate. It's been a tough three years balancing family life with study but well worth doing something I was told I would never do when I left school! It gave me great pleasure to point out to one of my old teachers that I had gone on to university and at one of the best in the world. 'Death from Below'; go for it, well worth the effort if circumstances permit. Mark

Surely that should be: Puuuuuuuuullllositive thinking = puuuuuuuuuullllllositive shooting? :look:

:blink: Good point...

I would just like to thank Teal and the team for organising a great day. Sporting Targets did a great job; targets were just right and everyone in my squad enjoyed the shooting. Well shot to Cat and the south and bad luck to the North. Thanks to all in my squad for making it an enjoyable round. Looking forward to the next one. Mark

I can tell you who lost....THE NORTH!!!!! Mark

All booked up and paid for by some sucker who should know better (honestly, I will cough-up for juice this time!). I offered to shoot for the North but they were worried about their overall average being lowered too much Looking forward to the day; love shooting with banter, much more fun... Mark

Thanks guys...

Hello all, Long-time lurker finally decided to say something....so hello everybody. I have an interest in pretty much all forms of shooting having starter with a good old BSA Meteor when I was about ten or eleven - a long time ago! Spend most of my time shooting clays at present due to the pressures of being a full-time student... :unsure: Still get the odd-day out shooting game when I can. Anyhow, hello again and am looking forward to some interesting exchanges and hopefully some new acquaintances. All the best, Mark