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morning folk,s

blimey , that's some fancy set up eh , can see why it works there tho , so thanks . if I were to add those to my old loft , the additional weight would possibly cause it to collapse

I can appreciate they need to make a penny Charlie , but would be nice to get something off as a reward to regular customers eh

was it wired to the mains ?? I cant see it stopping them myself ? if your convinced , and you go ahead pal , get a video up to show me

I didn't see the programme , personally would have valued it as "priceless"

hire companies , some sell off the old damaged ones . if your thinking about an aviary , I wouldn't bother , access is to easy for small birds and mice. even had a rescued bull terrier who chewed her way out of a run made from them Geo

well done Harky , good pull with the prize money .congratulations

great photo

wish you all the very best for the coming season Ronnie

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ok pal , will make more space

can clearly see its light and airy Ronnie . my "standard loft" has nothing like that very envious here .

well done

went last week and got a few bags , slight increase on the Versel-Laga .so no , not as yet

good morning

waiting for the PM now

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its that time again , good night folk,s

blimey , what a reply

well done Paul , they look great , and well done with putting up with a long chat off Alex

is that your own Billy ??

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well I certainly fell asleep last night get some more pictures up pal , really interested in the loft

by placing a partition down the centre ,front to back ,small access door through .not beyond most as a small d.i.y. project .you say its brick built ,I would be tempted to put some air bricks in for ventilation .the door on the side could have a louvered bottom to help again .a single trap on the front .take a look on you-tube for some examples of how the Americans set up theyre small lofts . as for the stock you could keep the stock cocks in with the widowers and the stock hens in with the youngsters .however ,I wouldn't recommend keeping very many at all. like I said earlier ,anything is possible with a little thought .