THE FIFER

they used to go in with lorries and collect loads of it and go round the doors selling it ,sea coal, think the law you are on about is off sea level, where the water doesnt come into, but in sea level is ok, thats why you can dig bait, collect mussels whelks etc when the tide is out, its on the sea,

keeps droppings dry but if they get too muck black also, I remember humans used to suck a bit coal if they had indigestion

I go along to Dysart beach and get the grit which is mixed with coal dust, some times get at leven as well, good shell and coal,

dont require other site problems so will lock this one now, its ok when other sites which work 2 gether getting data regarding a site going down, but not to discuss the site, thanks

some birds do drink a lot of water when rearing youngsters,

welcome aboard m8

yes born on the 4th of july, the yanks always have a national holiday on my birthday and have parties

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that was cemetary because he cant get a disco ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

have a barby oot side then ;D

well done m8,

many happy returns

as far as clubs Feds and Unions are concernd I wrote an article regarding how they should function as being constitutional organisations, ( was more regarding the Scottish side) the article is available on this site, http://www.pigeonbasics.com/articles/article380.html ps/ any problems then you should put them to your delegate to make enquiries,

cheers m8

agree 100%

no problem

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welcome aboard m8

my dogs name TARA

well done, and all for a good cause,

as most have had their say and matters are in the hands of the RPRA I think it only but right to bring this thread to a close,

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could members who PM'd blaz regarding young birds a while back, contact him again by PM as with Pm problems etc on site he mistakenly deleted them, thanks

well done keep up the good work,

a warm welcome to u both looking forward to ur posts.