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Merry Christmas every one, hope you all have a great 2010 season. Best Wishes, Mick

50% layers pellets again

About 3 inches of snow fell last night, here on the Cambridgeshire Norfolk border, the lane to the main road from here is like an ice rink, no gritters since it began.

Sorry to hear that you are calling it a day Brian, but health comes first, it was a pleasure to have known you,' take care my friend.

Happy Xmas and a great new year

Should have called in for a cuppa Bob, kettle always on. Sun out now, sleet not long ago

Great story about a brilliant fancier

12 pairs, and 15 youngsters will be bred

20 for NRCC

Agree with ROCKY & RAMBO, great feeling when a fancier wins with your birds. Goal next year is to try and win Section '4' NRCC Dunbar y/bs .

page 64 RP, this week, Legend Lofts, G Plant, got a hen last year, crossed it with Busschaert, bred 6, still got them.four out to Dunbar 255 miles

pic 4 looks a cracker, what strain is she?

mine like to get in the pond with the fish, always feel silky!!!

R,I,P.

Nices eye's m8, eye six looks top class, have you got it paired to eye seven, another cracker ?

One of the best eye-sign men i came across was Brian May. He could look into your eye's and tell you what health problems you had, and how intelligent you was!!!

Are Numbers 1 and 4 the G/Parents of good birds

Have you had number one paired to the other two ?

if i was to buy one it would be number one

one and two, would breed some crackers

The 2nd one won me a cert of merit, 3x1st Section

This one raced like the devil was after her

This one did well at stock and in shows

My first birds where heinz 57s from different lads on the estate, My first proper racing birds was a Cheq hen from a W Steele of Uttoxiter, and four from A,R,Hill of St Just, i saved up for almost a year to get them..what a long time ago that was, crikey

got a few reported via their phone rings, most of them within 20 mile radius, got caught up in a race, all on the line of flight , so got a training toss in when i collected them so cost me little to get them back. i got a few repatriated via the transporter this year, up into Scotland