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Glorious late autumn weather at the archery range this afternoon. 21°C and sunny with light winds, and the red rumped parrots were hanging out next to the targets again.
The kid was coached with the club juniors group and meanwhile I had a good practice by myself down at the far end of the range. I am moving in the right direction in both conditioning and accuracy, and managed to get through 20 ends before fatigue became an issue.
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Glorious late autumn weather at the archery range this afternoon. 21°C and sunny with light winds, and the red rumped parrots were hanging out next to the targets again.
The kid was coached with the club juniors group and meanwhile I had a good practice by myself down at the far end of the range. I am moving in the right direction in both conditioning and accuracy, and managed to get through 20 ends before fatigue became an issue.
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Glorious late autumn weather at the archery range this afternoon. 21°C and sunny with light winds, and the red rumped parrots were hanging out next to the targets again.
The kid was coached with the club juniors group and meanwhile I had a good practice by myself down at the far end of the range. I am moving in the right direction in both conditioning and accuracy, and managed to get through 20 ends before fatigue became an issue.
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Glorious late autumn weather at the archery range this afternoon. 21°C and sunny with light winds, and the red rumped parrots were hanging out next to the targets again.
The kid was coached with the club juniors group and meanwhile I had a good practice by myself down at the far end of the range. I am moving in the right direction in both conditioning and accuracy, and managed to get through 20 ends before fatigue became an issue.
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Glorious late autumn weather at the archery range this afternoon. 21°C and sunny with light winds, and the red rumped parrots were hanging out next to the targets again.
The kid was coached with the club juniors group and meanwhile I had a good practice by myself down at the far end of the range. I am moving in the right direction in both conditioning and accuracy, and managed to get through 20 ends before fatigue became an issue.
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Uh-oh. I'm being tempted by archery bling. I absolutely do not need a carbon fibre clicker with anodised parts colour coordinated with my bow's riser. I've already got a plain steel and black plastic one that works fine. I do want one though...
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Uh-oh. I'm being tempted by archery bling. I absolutely do not need a carbon fibre clicker with anodised parts colour coordinated with my bow's riser. I've already got a plain steel and black plastic one that works fine. I do want one though...
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Uh-oh. I'm being tempted by archery bling. I absolutely do not need a carbon fibre clicker with anodised parts colour coordinated with my bow's riser. I've already got a plain steel and black plastic one that works fine. I do want one though...
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Uh-oh. I'm being tempted by archery bling. I absolutely do not need a carbon fibre clicker with anodised parts colour coordinated with my bow's riser. I've already got a plain steel and black plastic one that works fine. I do want one though...
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I can, currently, just about cram all of the kid's and my archery gear into one Legend XT-720 archery backpack. I can cycle with this on my back, but it is pretty heavy and bulky.
That is why I'm interested in the Burley Travoy bicycle trailer, which is basically a two wheel hand trolley that can attach to your bike: https://burley.com/en-in/products/travoy
I think I could strap the archery backpack straight to the trailer, which would take the load off my back and make the ride to and from the range even more pleasant. Bonus, the Travoy folds down small for storage, so wouldn't take up much space while not in use.
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Archery practice for me today, while the kid was getting coached as part of the club's juniors group.
I'm getting some condition back so had much less difficulty with fatigue than I had last week, and got through 16 ends over an hour and a half or so. I'm still getting used to using the clicker, but I did hit mostly red at 30 metres distance which isn't too bad for me. I would like to be consistently hitting mostly gold though, which I have done in the past at this distance.
The kid and I cycled to and from the range today, we're really lucky to be within easy cycling range of the club. It's a really nice ride too, off road shared use paths almost the entire way. At 3.2 km on level ground each way it makes for a good gentle warm up and warm down.
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The photos that aren't of an archery target are of the archery lizard. This water skink was keeping an eye on things from under the club house.
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