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  1. Leo Sayer
    Plummer and his books drew me to 2 things, the first was collie greyhounds and the second was Scotland. From the moment I'd read all the books I dreamed of a blue mere half cross. But back then I couldn't afford Hancocks prices and was far to eager to wait for a litter to be bred. So I scanned shooting news and found a litter of 3/4 breds out of a Richard Jones sired half cross put to a greyhound. Sadly there was no show stopping blue merles or any merle in fact just one small runt of the litter left a little back and white bitch. Now she wasn't my first lurcher but she was my first real lurc
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    We have spoke before mack as are paths may ov crossed as I used to lamp brora , helmsdale , east Clyne ect. Also apart from my own little firm , I used to run with a manc inner city crew and I was up there with cloggsy aka g creswell net maker and Barry and the boys. I used to lamp brora golf club a fair bit
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    A Plummer lurcher Brian gifted to my friend , I had the pleasure to watch work . I good nose on it and a good steady ferreting dog and generally a nice natured mutt. Also in one of his books he put a pic up of the last place in Scotland were a wolf was killed. Many moons later I was up there on my annual pilgrimage up there rabbiting for a week and took a pic of it. Still in my old photo albums now
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    Arrrrrrrrŕ the wisest of things !!!
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    For me growing up , I loved the books. As boson said took me to a place in the countryside I wanted to be. To meet the rogues and hear there storys and see there dogs. They deffo helped me fall in love with running dogs . Funny thing is and I've told this story before. An old mate of mine was a good friend of Brian's,. So I ad the opportunity to go and stay with him for a week. He was in Caithness at this point. But wouldn't let me take my beloved pride of joy my 3/4 collie grey up there with me ( which was bought I may add off the back of his books lol ) so me being a stubborn tear away and
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    Search a few posts up pal , I did for bakerboy
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    Dead easy mate, just simply mix Greek yogurt and any self raising flour but I use gluten free. Mix in a bowl till a consistency to roll and roll out with a wine bottle and flour and just simply a very quick fry each side in a frying pan till brown ish . Then done , can freeze or last a couple of days and a healthy bred
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    You tried there brewdog ipa copies ? There not bad mate
  9. Leo Sayer
    Nowt wrong with good old Aldi, u remember my mum's range years ago lol
  10. Leo Sayer
    Am not sure weather am gluten fee tbh mate, just sometimes bread makes me feel bloated and tired. So I knock these up as a healthier option and are great with a ruby and they only take 5 mins to knock up.
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    Knocked up some Greek yogurt and gluten free flour flat bread things for freezer . So morning butty , turkey sausages on flat bread with mustard and black coffee .
  12. Leo Sayer
    Av got 4 cars dodge , a old banger for the dogs, a audi and a van for my business and a transit am converting into a camper. All 4 have roughly gone up a third and I can't get em cheaper and av got full no claims on 2 ov them. And road tax has gone up as well ffs.
  13. Leo Sayer
    Awsome pics and am sure the same with the trip and memories mate atb
  14. Leo Sayer
    Must admit I have almond milk on cereals, but can't be doing with in a brew, so it's a black coffee or a bullet proof one
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    Himalayas ? Awsome . I must admit I chase light weight now as I've dodgy knees. I was pissin about the other week in a 30 litre bag and got a base weight of 3.9 kg for a summer night out excluding food and water , but tent sleep system and cooking set and essentials
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    When I say yesterday’s about UL cottage company’s. I picked up a bargain second hand for just over three hundred quid . A Zpacks one person tent , an older model but a bargain and never been used and only weighs 472 grams ! Pretty ultra light in my book .
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    Think they fetch a pretty penny now and sorry not sure were with out Facebook. But they look really nice frames .
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    He used come in were I was working as he was a shooting man and was a young tear away we got on. He used buy all the deer and hares we caught with the runners. Was funny to him put a red hind carcass on the milk float to drop off at butchers on his round lol. Happy days
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    Checkout some of the cottage industries over in the states ect, Zpacks, Hyperlight Mountain Gear and Mountain Laurel Designs are a few of my favourites for light weight gear. Expensive but quality gear.
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    That looks awsome that mac and a cracking pic !!! Must admit am considering doing a tandem skydive . The young lad who has the buisness next to mine is up for out. So I said lets maybe do one to raise money for charity probably cancer research or similar. And do it through the joint buisnesses to use customers to raise money. Years ago I did a bunjee jump for charity and loved it.
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    Sarah Connor
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    Bloody hell I had danner boots 25 yrs ago. I bought them off the milkman, he was into his shooting and didn't fit him right. Was belting boots back then.
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    I just have, I bought a few bits of camping stuff from Zpack in states and I spent about £200 And got stung off UPS for £76 ouch ! Am a tight fisted northerner and am still blowing in a plastic bag over it and they got delivered the other day lol.
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    He deffo bottled it lol
  25. Leo Sayer
    Tell that to Mickey Theo lol
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