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Welcome to the Celtic Harmony Longbow Archery Club

Members of the club at the Beltane festival

The Celtic Harmony Longbow Archery Club is run by Celtic Harmony, a non-for-profit organization promoting a better understanding of the natural world and the ancient Celtic culture. 
The longbow archery club is a member of the NFAS (National Field Archery Society) and is dedicated to traditional archery using longbows. The club is based at Celtic Harmony Camp, a Celtic settlement and education centre located in 13 acres of native woodland, near Brickendon - about 5 miles from Hertford.

The club has a friendly and informal atmosphere and is an ideal place to practise and learn more about the ancient art of Longbow Shooting at targets and in the field and in woodland and learning a range of shooting techniques such as Clout Shooting. The Archery Field is large, perfect for target and clout shooting with the use of the Celtic Harmony camp's extensive woodland for field shooting.

Experienced and Beginner Archers are welcome and people of all abilities from the age of seven upwards.  There are regular Beginners' Courses which are an ideal introduction to the sport including Heath and Safety, Shooting Rules and Target practice & Field Archery.

The club meets between 10:30am and 2pm every Saturday and Sunday throughout the year (with a break over Christmas and the New Year).

The forum allows members to keep in touch between weekend shoots.

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Photos from the club shoot of the 14th June

Celtic Harmony NFAS - National Field Archery Society

Last Updated ( Monday, 16 June 2008 )