THE FIFER

I bet it was like giving him the world taking his dog in to see him, it will be missing him as well being in the kennels, get well m8 and all the best.

always sad to hear this, but more so to someone who is ill and not there to look after things, its a sad world 2 day because of a few,

this idea has been on the go for a while now, its good but some like to handle the birds before basketing as you then make sure they are ok,

you are better to have and use your own club rules,

dont think a fox can do that :-/ this is what i always say in things like this our unions should be taking our case, thats part of their jobs, and we pay for it, so its up to the delegates and councillors to do something.

how was the door opened ?

Agree 100% IB,

A TUMBLER ;D ;D ;D ;D

WEll done, it is the clock of the future, once you get the experience you will never go back,

Budgie to pigeon, " what u saying 2 night big boy, want to share my roost " ;D ;D ;D

11 out of 13 from otterburn, but 30 mins behind the winners :'( :'( :'(

just sorted it,

not trying to start any argument, all organisations are doing well, but the confussion i get is sme being independant, and you dont have to be a member of this or that, so does the answer above about members of national;s having to give what region they are in not mean you have to be a member of the RPRA ? also if you are flying under a unions (be it RPRA SHU or what) how can you call yourself INDEPENDANT, and if you are flying with a organisation and you are not a member of their governing body, (WHOS RULES THEY ARE FLYING UNDER) how if you had too do you apeal to

VIEW OVER THE FORTH, broken cloud with a light South wind, visability good, can see over the Forth, at 0735hrs.

So what does RPRA rule 158, mean, quote: NATIONAL or SPECIALIST CLUBS, "All members of a National or Specialist Clubs shall be required to notify the secretary of the club of the identity of the Local Region of which the member is a member" unquote, so as i see it you have to be a member of a RPRA region to be a member of a National or Specialist club, ??????

Scottish organisations with the RPRA are in a region, CUMBRIA region, wich covers CUMBRIA, SCOTLAND, and the ISLE of MAN, :-/

sorry duncan, i was not answering ur post when i said " why have an organisation north of the border when its run by those south of the border " can it be scottish ? I was reffering to the recent times, ie: scottish organisations governed from down south, (England)

regarding the Scottish and UK bit agree 100% why have a north of the border organisation if its got to be governed by south of the border, can you call it SCOTTISH ??

glad to hear Billy is getting better, and hopefully will see him settled in his new home, all the best Billy.

yes it is good harry, what i was asking about is someone was saying that the SNRPC was a true national as its open to the whole country (UK) and my question was why is it called a scottish national if its open to the whole country, and how could you have a race for the whole country, its impossible, other than a one loft race,

so its the NFC which is running the race , and under their rules,

theres will be a one day race and yours a 2 day race, and what will fanciers in thurso be,???

and what would the distance to someone in portsmouth ??? that you will be racing against

agree with you ,this is what i cant understand about a race being for the whole country, say ur race from SAINTES, what would be the distance for a fancier in portsmouth and one in thurso, how could they possibly race against each other,??

so someone in portsmouth could be flying against someone in thurso, ?? what would the overfly be :