We’re excited to announce the latest addition to the The Activity People network is Archery, Axe Throwing, Air Rifles and Crossbows at Budby, Nr Worksop.
Located a short distance from the spectacular Sherwood Forest this brilliant multi-activity venue is home to four exhilarating activities, and with tailor-made target ranges for archery, axe throwing, air rifles and crossbows, where better to put your accuracy to the test than the home of Robin Hood!
As well as using top-of-the-range equipment, you’ll also receive full tuition from a team of experienced instructors too, which means you’ll quickly get to grips with the basics of each target sport. Almost anybody can master these tricky target sports, and as long as participants are aged 12+ they’re great fun for families, friends and team building events.
So whether you want to experience the power and accuracy of a crossbow, the elegance of a bow or the precision of an air rifle, our Budby venue is the perfect place to take on a range of target sports.
We’re delighted to announce the latest addition to The Activity People network is Archery at Sutton-at-Hone.
Set in the beautiful Kent countryside this spectacular archery venue is the perfect place to master the ancient art of archery. With expert instructors to help you master all the essentials you’ll get to try your hand at two different forms of archery, which means as well as tackling traditional targets you’ll also get to take aim at a selection of foam targets that are launched into the air! You’ll also be getting your hands on top-of-the-range recurve bows too, which makes nailing the targets even easier. So if you’ve always dreamt of being a master archer there’s nowhere better to take on the targets.
To find out more about our Sutton-at-Hone archery venue visit our website.
There are numerous way to make a Martini: gin or vodka, little or no vermouth, stirred or shaken and an olive or lemon twist garnish
The following recipe is for the classic Martini – remember to shake if you want to go Classic 007:
Ingredients:
2 1/2 oz gin
1/2 oz dry vermouth
1 green olive or lemon twist for garnish
orange or Angostura bitters (optional)
Preparation:
Pour the ingredients into a mixing glass or shaker filled with ice cubes.
Stir or shake for 30 seconds.
Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.
Add a dash of orange or angostura bitters if desired
Garnish with the olive or lemon twist.
Variations in the classic Martini:
Dry Martini- Traditionally uses more dry vermouth, however recent trends define a Dry Martini as using little or no vermouth.
Bone Dry or Desert Martini- No vermouth.
Gibson- Garnish with a cocktail onion.
Perfect Martini- Use equal parts of sweet and dry vermouth.
Dirty Martini- Add a small amount of olive brine.
50-50-Use equal parts of gin and dry vermouth.
Vodka Martini- Replace gin with vodka for a nice alternative.
2. Drive an Aston Martin
Experience the thrill of driving a Supercar at one of the many superb venues available nationwide. These experience days are truly unforgettable, a must for Petrolheads and Bond enthusiasts alike.
3. Perfect your aim
Take some time to perfect your aim in paintball, lasercombat, clay pigeon shooting or even archery. Bond is an expert in all 4 and more besides………………moderately good at 1 is a good start and probably a damn sight better than any of your friends!
4. Learn the art of seduction
Some basic (but useful nevertheless) pointers in the minefield that is seduction:
Read the body language of the object of your attentions. And adjust your approaches accordingly – if you are being met with blocking signals…..back off gracefully, desperation isn’t particularly suave.
Flirtation should be subtle but unmistakable. Flirtation should never be coarse.
Be funny and fun – making someone laugh can be hugely attractive.
Don’t be pushy about your feelings. Gentle persuasion always yields better results.
And should you strike out, don’t be disheartened. Your Bond Girl is out there somewhere.
5. Learn the art of survival.
Watching back to back Bear Grylls could give you a few pointers on this! Alternatively taking part in some outdoor activities such as horse riding, orienteering or land yachting will definitely start you off on the right track.
