Shooting with no fingers
29 April 2026
Nigel Vardy suffered life-changing injuries when he and two friends got caught up in a storm on Mt McKinley in Alaska in 1999. Frostbite took
Gamekeepers Geoff Garrod and his son Justin pop along to Long Acre Shooting School near Cambridge for a charity clay shoot, raising money for the East Anglian Air Ambulance. It’s a cause that’s close to the heart of Fieldsports member David White, who took over the ground a year ago. There’s fierce competition between father and son – but the real winner is the charity.
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Nigel Vardy suffered life-changing injuries when he and two friends got caught up in a storm on Mt McKinley in Alaska in 1999. Frostbite took
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