andy Burgess

you also mentioned the "stock loft" in the original post Walter , how is that different ??

thanks for the reply ,you've given me a lot to think about there .

oasis ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

suede ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

blur ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

start tonight with this "wake me up" ,,,

ouch , poor Wattie jus joking Gary

ha , ha , ha

thank you

can you give any tips regarding better ventilation to someone who flies to an enclosed loft ? I would like better airflow , yet the loft faces East/south-East .we have mesh inner doors , keep the outer doors open during the day , yet not always possible with rain or bad weather

noticed on the news tonight new housing still has blocked drains 4 years after being built in Wishaw ? wonder if Harky can tell us anything ?

welcome

Old Yellow knows the answer to this one ,he will guide you through it later (hopefully)

good morning folk,s

morning folk,s

"Through the Wires" ,

"Through , non handling class

no treatment as such here . although due to a "lockdown" over Winter I do give plenty of seed during the moult , with occasional vitamins in the water , a tea blend now and then .oh and greens when I have them

open for reply now Walter , and thank you .

yes I do recognise them (not the jelly fish tho) . did you take a boat trip around the harbour ? or a ride on the train at Fairbourne ?

happy birthday both

after the Pigeon Health topic with Walter Boswell "novice asks old hand" I was looking for some guidance about the loft ? I have a standard type loft ,plastic sputniks on the doors , vent grills at bottom , Perspex windows etc . looking for ideas on improving ventilation especially . how do you treat & maintain the loft ? cleaning ,when , how important is cleanliness .any tips on getting heat or natural light in ? looking forward to Walters reply

I know church street Tam ,but not this fudge shop

good morning folk,s