andy Burgess

i agree with the statement of vary-ing the product from year to year .i have a poor memory ,usually keep the old packaging until the next time i am ready to buy .then i dont duplicate it .

cloudy ,breezey but dry here .

morning folk,s

what was the final score ??

i am a hard man to conquer Gulkie , i love the place , have a cousin who up sticks and lives and loves the place , and i can see why . for me its good , but like anywhere its what you see and how you see it that makes it or not , as the case may be ?? . many years ago , i can remember visiting Glasgow , and had some "stick" coming away from a pub one night ,me barely able to stand had some abuse , the guy accused me of many things , one being English , i explained i was Welsh , had a few hours more on the !"pop" and a pal was made , funny looking back now , but it coulda been very diffrent eh

me neither Bill , but it is something i am seriously interested in . i have in the past as a novice raced 2 young hens on 2 occasions having won many prizes , despite the majority sending 30 plus and not winning , so i know you can do things most wouldnt think was right or normal. this is just another "trate" ive just not tried and tested ??

ok Chad , we will agree to diagree maybe ?? our "auld friend" Billy King used to state (latebreds are our future) i respected his quotes and stood by many of them , this one has always stayed true to me .

absolute bloomin "rubbish" JAM , have strolled around the fair City many times , its a wonderfull place ,have been "blotto" in Paris and got along really well with the locals (mind i have French blood in me) have had some great times , regardless of what hour of the night it was never gave thought to "how much what was" , but gone with the flow , and enjoyed it every time. rubbish , have fought with Taxi drivers , trying to do a tourist rip off , apart from that , I.M.O. all was well.

aye , the "Father-in-law" brought out a litre batw awe Bells , he didnt touch it its naw hawf empty , am hame and on the 12 yr old Glenfiddich ,

blimey , look at the spelling mistakes , you can tell i have been at a family meal tonight

i disagree , think your "waving a white flag" after yer earlier comment ,i stand by all i have written .

i think i have that Bill , but am un-sure ?? and a little reluctanct to test , if its the HEN i COuld be a little stuck "so to speack" ??

was watchin it the "in laws" came home to a 0-0 score , how is it now ??

ok pal , whatever you have planned , good luck with it , and PLEASE let me know how you go.

the post was put up to help the man out , pure and simple . yes it can be a bit "hit & miss" with late-breds . they were for his "future" in the sport , how he chose to deal with them ,will be a lesson or learning curve ,he will learn bye .i have a late-bred here that done me well , went on to score at the distance and since moving has bred many winners , i will hopefully gift him some in the coming year and he , in turn , will do well them , rather than have the man open to being criticised for a minor mis-take while learning how to keep doo,s .(thats a polite way of saying " wind yer kneck in" )

Derek , PM , Owen on here ,he has tried it for a good few years , knows the in,s and outs , despite flying a different distance it,s the process thats the same .

thats fantastic , well done both , hope youve had a great day

good "auld Harry

morning folk,s

dry but very windy here

i choose the stock pairings , and have (at present) only put 1 race pair together , the other racers will select themselves.i am happy with the results the last 2 seasons

well done both

thank you ,and all other posotive comments .like i said ,retired and new to the sport ,he doesnt need any knocks .