JohnQuinn

Nice one Archie Was looking for an old aluminium ring from 1982 myself the other week, to send on to someone for their collection, but for the life of me a canny find it or others that are with it.

Welcome to the site Polo, are you a racing man or Fancy pigeon man?

Might be gettin confused with peanuts Gordon mate, auld age isnae coming itself

What a cracking pair of Blues Johnny, surely they will race for you.

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I'll vote for No. 15, though only on a coin toss from 14 and 5

Aye ye can say that again, no see much tomorrow night either!!

The satellites are so low just now a good pair of Binoculars will do Jam

Still taking donations lads, sale starts on the 21st. Come on you Lanarkshire men, you's know i don't need asked twice to help anyone

Annan, Penrith, Kendal, Lancaster, Leyland, Whitchurch, WORCESTER!!! Cheltenham, Blanford Forum, Charnock Richards, Appleby, take yer pick Consett, Wetherby, Ripon, Newark, Selby, Eastbourne, Marlborough, Bovingdon, Tow Law, Newbury, Morpeth, Wincanton, Take yer pick Think what i'm trying to say is, it depends who you speak to regards BAD race points or ROUTES, there will be Good and BAD every season on EVERY ROUTE depending on who you ask. What i don't like is PREDICTIONS that a race will turn out like a or b, because only AFTER a race can you determine whether it was a success or not. Any given Saturday will be different from the one before. JMO.

My compliments to the owner of Pens 14 to 17, every bird this fancier has entered since the shows started has been a credit to him and themselves, well done Sir

They needed to put extra pens up for both classes tonight there were that many entries, i'd guess about 80 in each class.

I was 17 years in the pub/club business and its been dying a slow death since the eighties. Great to see the couple doing well with your local Mick but its January to May they have to survive, you'll see a HUGE difference in how busy it is in those months. I wish the owners a Roaring success but experience tells me it'll be a long hard road for them.

I was paying £25 a bag years ago Gordon, so its actually cheaper now and imo, is the Only feeding that's value for money, does exactly what it says on the Tin

Still Only £24.60 for a 25Kg bag, have a look. http://www.haiths.co...oner-CASM01034/

Going to Eddie Newcome's loft as a 12 year old boy, seen Red Rock, The Blonde and many other top pigeons, i was fascinated with everything i seeen from the dookits to the doos and the Feeding he used. Fist time i ever saw Peanuts being fed to doos and some of them were in big lumps of Toffee, apparently his friend worked in a sweet factory or something like that. He was the master of them all, JMO.

I remember talking to you Andy after my father passed away and told you i had a list or targets that i wanted to achieve, it was Win 1st Club then 1st Section Fed then 1st Open Fed then 1st West Section SNFC from across the Water. That was my list in total and the only 1 left to do is Top the Fed. So that is my goal at this moment in time

I'm gonna try to do better in the early races next season, set some up especially for them, and hopefully have some success at SNFC races later in the year.

Sent Today, 10:13 AM Hi John i would gladly donate a YB for this great cause if it not too late... BROWN & DONACHIE (WulDon) the young bird will be from our team of established VAN LOON pigeons, these van loons have won 22x1st Fed, 3x1st Combine, 1x1st Amalgamation 9144 birds for us, the youngster will be a grand son/dtr of our amal winner Miss.Scrumptious dam/g.dam 14x1st FED. >>>> Done Thanks Ian

I had the B,I,S to take with me the day Alan, i feel robbed

Ta Babybird, missing the Show was a real bummer, Brian puts a lot of work into it and i was so looking forward to meeting everyone again and having a good day out

27 for me, think its Just got a wee bit more about it than 33.