Links

Keynsham Rugby Football Club – Our outdoor venue.

The Park – Our indoor venue.

Archery GB – formally known as The Grand National Archery Society.

GWAS – Grand Western Archery Society. The regional organisation covering the whole of the south west of England from Gloucestershire in the north, Wiltshire in the East down to Cornwall in the South.

Gloucestershire Archery Society – Covers the whole of the pre-1974 counties of Gloucestershire and Bristol.

Somerset County Archery Association – Covers the whole of the pre-1974 county of Somerset.

British club finder – Clubs in the UK split by region. Where the club has a web site, there is a screen shot of the home page and a link to the web site. Provided by Loreburn Archers in Dumfries, Scotland.

British Longbow Society – Founded in 1951 to keep alive the use of the traditional recreational Longbow.

British Horseback Archery Association – Quite new to the UK, this ancient sport originates from the people of the Steppe region.

WADA – World Anti-Doping Agency. Includes the full 'Prohibited list'.

Bow Sports – Based in the Midlands.

Perris Archery – Based in the Braintree.

Quicks – Four shops from the Midlands to Devon.

Wales Archery Specialist – Just over the old Severn Bridge. Google map showing their location, complete with directions of how to get there from Bristol. Their 'phone number is 01291 420 321.

Centenary Archers – This Australian club site has an excellent guide to basic tuning, so why re-invent the wheel? While you're on the site, check out the Australian rounds as well. Anyone fancy shooting a Wollongong?

Archers Mate – Covers all the rounds, including those new as of 1 April 2010.

Archery Handi-cards – A plain English explanation of how handicaps are calculated.

BBC.

Met office.

Metcheck.

Solunar Clock: Fishing Chart and tide tables for Keynsham, England, United Kingdom, set to give the times of high and low tides for 'today' at Keynsham weir. If you want another day, use the calendar logo at the bottom of the panel. This is a fisherman's web site, but useful for us if there has been heavy rain as it will give us an idea when the ground is likely to be at its soggiest.

Bow master – All the fun of the Mediaeval tourney, including bow shake if you hold your draw for too long.

Winter bow master – All the fun of the Mediaeval tourney, set in a winter wonderland.

CBBC archery – Modern day archery, with a choice of two characters.

Jigzone puzzle of our field under several feet of water – You can set the number of pieces from 6 to 247 in a variety of shapes.

Jigzone puzzle of our our 2003 championship winners – You can set the number of pieces from 6 to 247 in a variety of shapes.

Jigzone puzzle of club members on the shooting line – You can set the number of pieces from 6 to 247 in a variety of shapes.