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The NW Combine are at Messac, the replacement Nantes site, some forty odd miles shorter for me, than Nantes. This is now approaching pigeon racing at its best. I only hope that the Combine will never buckle in to some of the sprinters that want comeback racing. I have eight, all right weight, not past their sell by date. Just can't wait, Won't be late. But everything's down to fate! Ain't it mate! lol.
sent 4 cocks to st malo france 380 miles to dublin...... plenty of water!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! hope we clock looks a wee bit dodgy for friday but ye never know wot will happen! wots for ye won't pass ye
An old mate of mine, from years gone by, GOD BLESS HIM! Won the section (Northern, I think) twice, flying into Liverpool from well over 800 miles. He was a fellow plumber, who was respected by all. His name was Mick Mullarkey. Sometimes I get the impression, that he is behind me, on the pc, when distance racing comes up. A really great guy! Another great distance guy was the alderman Tom Burton from Liverpool, who when we were kids of 15 years old, would phone him from a near by telephone kiosk out side my house, enquring about early times in some gruelling channel races. And he never once, failed to respond. Different game in them days.
An old mate of mine, from years gone by, GOD BLESS HIM! Won the section (Northern, I think) twice, flying into Liverpool from well over 800 miles. He was a fellow plumber, who was respected by all. His name was Mick Mullarkey. Sometimes I get the impression, that he is behind me, on the pc, when distance racing comes up. A really great guy! Another great distance guy was the alderman Tom Burton from Liverpool, who when we were kids of 15 years old, would phone him from a near by telephone kiosk out side my house, enquring about early times in some gruelling channel races. And he never once, failed to respond. Different game in them days.
Used to have quite a few good distance fliers up there Vic at one time you still seem to get the few that you always see in the results still
[quote=710] An old mate of mine, from years gone by, GOD BLESS HIM! Won the section (Northern, I think) twice, flying into Liverpool from well over 800 miles. He was a fellow plumber, who was respected by all. His name was Mick Mullarkey. Sometimes I get the impression, that he is behind me, on the pc, when distance racing comes up. A really great guy! Another great distance guy was the alderman Tom Burton from Liverpool, who when we were kids of 15 years old, would phone him from a near by telephone kiosk out side my house, enquring about early times in some gruelling channel races. And he never once, failed to respond. Different game in them days.
[/quote VIC...mick lived opposite the mosscroft school..... took a drink in the quiet man pub....flew a super cock barcelona joe. was a gentleman like ya self never sold a bird????
ni bhrisfidh said me mar ta an fonn saoirse, agus saoirse mhuintir na heireann i mo chroi tiochfaid ;a eigin nuair a bheidh an fonn saoirse seo le taispeaint ag daoine go leir heireann ansin t...
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hope we clock looks a wee bit dodgy for friday but ye never know wot will happen! wots for ye won't pass ye 
