| Is this a single hole version of the above game or is it a variation of quoits with a hole instead of a stake? |
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| Deck Quoits played with quoits made from rope has been a popular pastime on cruise ships for decades. |
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| Players go backwards and forwards, alternating the target box in the same manner as for quoits or bowls. |
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| The difficulty of maintaining the clay squares and the muddiness that can occur on a wet day makes genuine traditional quoits a rare sport. |
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| Its activities were designed to provide healthy recreation for young people, and included competitions in running, jumping, quoits, cricket and football. |
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| A cheese eater from the moment I was born, I have always turned my nose up at the footling quoits and mini-pyramids of cream the French call cheese. |
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| The first Games, held in October 1850, were a mixture of athletics and also traditional country sports such as quoits, football and cricket. |
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| Picture the scene: a coconut shy, quoits, an egg-throwing contest, bric-à-brac and an ice-cream van, in a pretty field next to a country church. |
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| It is thought that peasants in medieval Britain also adapted horseshoes for use in improvised games of quoits. |
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| Their men, lacking quoits, presumably used horseshoes, though the existence of iron U-shaped horseshoes at that time remains undocumented. |
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| Organisers are also looking for community organisations to run antiquated fair games such a quoits and bob-the-apple to add to the atmosphere of the day. |
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| Marbles, quoits, bat 'n' trap and shove ha'penny survive in pubs, and only there. |
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| Try your hand at pagan games such as spear throwing, quoits and kayles and tip cat. |
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| Explore the miner's homes, the Methodist chapel and Board school, enjoy pitmen's games and pastimes like quoits and shove ha'penny and entertainment from the times. |
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| The first Games meeting was held in October 1850, and included competitions in classic athletics and also country sports such as quoits, football and cricket. |
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| Also popular in Gloucestershire and Herefordshire, variations include Evesham Quoits, Table Quoits and Dobbers. |
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