Leo Sayer
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Greengrass and Gary Hosker had real uns, thank me later .
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Actually your right, my first gun a webely Vulcan came from them
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When I was a kid I used to look through Kay's or Freemans catalogues in the women's underwear section to try and look for a see through bra pic ?
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Does just looking at pictures count Stan ?
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Miles better then a bluey
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I think he went under the name dogger Knowles. He did a lot of daytime on the hills moors and fields round us.
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I know David. He was a brickie and he was due to start building a garden wall on the house next to ours and came down the drive asking for the car to be moved. I was in the back garden skinning a red hind at the time and obviously he seen my kennels and runners. So we got friendly. He used to do a lot of daytime running up on the moors for white and brown hares. He is still knocking about and still has a lurcher but does not hunt any more. I don't have his number but I still see him now and again in his little white transit connect either parked up and walking the dogs or I see him picking the
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I heard he was dougies cousin too
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I agree pal , ran out of likes -
I agree about character forming, and old pics always good to see. One thing in this game/lifestyle you certainly meet some rum characters. I don't think we would of met them or been this way if we had been in to cricket lol
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Sounds like the brass houses in Wigan lol
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When I used to lamp road siding with the Cumbria lot back in the early 90s. My old mate had a Austin Maestro van we used lamp off the back of it. The engine seized so next time I went up he said he had got a new one, well he pinched a bright yellow forestry commission van and hand painted it green and just put his number plates on it, and that was his idea of ringing it pmsl. Them boys were feral back in the day lol.
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Not mine lol, I couldn't drive then, well not legally lol
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I don't know about palatial lol. These days I wouldn't of kept a dog in it pmsl. Was a sh1t hole inside
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That's awesome I've never really travelled apart from usual holiday destinations, furthest place was new York. Used to love the deer myself, but travelled up north for them. These days I love wild camping on my own, kind of nomadic lol.
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Few more
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Few more, an old Bahrain hood I made
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Some old pics of my time down there
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Ran out of likes, top draw charts
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Some of the best days in my life living in that run down smelly old caravan. I remember there was a big hole in the floor right between your feet when you sat on the bog in winter were the toilet had leaked and rotted the floor. Used to wash all my clothes in the tiny sink with the kettle as hot water. Sat watching telly in winter in a sleeping bag, it was very character building at 16. But I had loads of fun on land to fly the hawks ferret and work the dogs on. I remember ferreting and also rook hawking out the hood on Marlborough downs. Also watched a Merlin lark hawking on the airbase wi
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The minshaw dog was a direct son of Vicks blue and the black dog in the pic was my mates lamping partners dog and was a minshaw cross collie greyhound, both dogs put some gear away in there time. He did well with the half bred , for a solid built dog I was surprised by how fast it was and I seen it run on a few things, i have quite a few old pics. But my mate is a private fella so best left in my albums.
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Been watching them for a while mate and the cooking one they do called pots and pans. Absolute class
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I lived in a caravan myself for a couple of years, at 16 I moved on my own down south and got a job doing the bird control on airfields and landfill sites. Lived in a couple of caravans with my hawks falcons ferrets and dogs. It was a harsh life with no money and in winter, but was happy as a pig in sh1t. To this day my sister said it made me feral lol.
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Angry Bob has me in stitches lol
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The top picture and the lad on the right stood up is my old mate holding his old minshaw dog, before he moved on to a different type of half cross. Also I have that same pic in my album against the broken Landy and a old Talbot sunbeam on right hand side , but only two dogs in the pic and a hare strung up next to the red deer. Small world hey
