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Two pigeons 11:20 and 11:39. Bit like the busses wait for hours.
well done blue doo, 2 as close as that incredible, how they get through is amazing its absolutely bucketing down in the lothians ,and has been since yesterday 3pm,,,great stuff
Cheers Jimmy, they certainly looked like they've been through rain, wattles all red and feathers have a definate damp feel to them, though the sun has been trying to break through.
well done mitch,,, times should have been 6,30 7,10 8.22,,,first two didnt register on pad ,,,,,phoned mitch umteen times ,,to get him up ,,as i cant touch anything ,,,,terrible situation but happy he has 3 broken yearlings hens home. well done to you mitch for all the travelling youve had to do ,,,,, and work youve put in
what was this race held for what was it commerating
It was commemorating the thousands of soldiers killed in the First World War battles around the Somme at Ypres, and Passchendale (spelling). Many of them not much older than yourself, Ben.
timed in at 820 when going in to check loft already two birds in loft not registred on ets for some reason two birds been in for a while as they are bone dry......................git
my mate g smith from newbugh 10 miles north of aberdeen clocked 2 yearlings one is a late breed he is a happy man 489 miles not as happy as me as i am getting 2 late breeds from him so look out nexted year
my mate g smith from newbugh 10 miles north of aberdeen clocked 2 yearlings one is a late breed he is a happy man 489 miles not as happy as me as i am getting 2 late breeds from him so look out nexted year
Stevie, Pass on my congratulations to George, great flying.
Paul.
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.
It was commemorating the thousands of soldiers killed in the First World War battles around the Somme at Ypres, and Passchendale (spelling). Many of them not much older than yourself, Ben.
It may become an annual event. (Hopefully).
and let us never forget that , many pigeons also saved many soldiers lives , and delivered some valuable information [see war pigeons posts] a great gesture by fanciers who entered , a good p,r o should make the best of that ,i,e news etc as these pigeons also battled in terrible weather to get home
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