An early start was made at Grange Farm where, despite the rain in the early part of the evening, shooting began in earnest at 6.00 pm.
Plaudits go to our host, Tommy Garlick for his and his team’s precise preparations and to David Kirby in particular for his general organisation, for supplying the tent (most welcome in the inclement weather), and for his welcoming repartee as the shooters registered.
The refreshment kiosk was a great draw but one observation was that there were no mobile toilets. Although there are plenty of nearby hedges, this would be a requirement in future if lady shooters are still to be encouraged.
PP Roger, our Health & Safety Officer, has volunteered to produce a rota next year to allow Rotarians manning the stations to do their stints and to take breaks.
The following three pictures show the social benefits to be gained from The Shoot. Apologies for not showing any action shots!
more Over three days ten intrepid explorers set out on a journey that would test friendships and forge a bond unbreakable amongst men. Or put it another way it was the annual Coast to Coast bike ride.
more Kirkham Rotary supporting the Talking Newspaper for the Blind.
more Our usual meeting at The Hand and Dagger, Salwick has been replaced with a visit to the SPACE centre. Apologies will need to be given by those unable to attend,
more On Saturday we presented a cheque for £3000 to Trinity Hospice.
more Encouraging pupils of school age to contribute to hub bub of life.
more Salwick Hall Farm. Salwick, Preston. PR4 0YJ.
more Southport Steam Rally Weekend.
more This years ride is bucking the trend and we are riding from East to West finishing in Grange over Sands.
more Rotary visit to The SPACE Centre in Preston on Thursday 27th November. The visit was well attended with Pres RIBI (Peter King), District Gov. (Roger Mason), ADG (Howard Jackson), Pres. David Thow and other fellow local Rotary Presidents.
more Old Folks Party
more Every year Kirkham Rotary Club "Wheelers" ride a route over three days to raise money for worthy charities. This year in May 2014 we rode from Carlisle to Berwick upon Tweed.