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Aled

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  1. My son has a condition called Phenylketoneurea (PKU) which means he has a very strict diet (his body cant process protein the way most of us can). The most important thinh to avoid is Phenylaline and aspartime both of which are found in Diet drinks, these substances are toxic to his brain. It seems hes not the only one. Sympathies to all. Cheers Aled
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    New Union Jack

    I remember seeing that union flag on another web site, i think its from a spoof BBC web site, the whole thing may of been taking the mickey. If its what i think it is it reported Maggie Thatchers death as well...... Cheers Aled
  3. What a cracking salmon. And well done for putting t back. Cheers Aled
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    6 TRUTHS OF LIFE

    yeah but i knew that i'm an idiot before i read it so sorry Nicola you've proved nothing..... LOL Aled
  5. Good advice here on kit, but how about a lessson from a qualified fly casting tutor? He may have some mates who can help but it can be very daunting whe u start out. Tight Lines Aled
  6. First salmon?? If so well done, it took me four years to catch my first. Tight Lines Aled
  7. Congrats Mate, i was 34 becoming a Dad, i'm glad i waited that long dont think i'd have been mature enough until my 30's! Good luck it is great. Cheers Aled
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    YOUR OTHER HALF

    Theres some really interesting life stories here. Some people have had a hard time. One thing i do know is that we on this web site have a huge advantage over the vast majority of the population, when things are not quite going as well as they should be we all know where to go ........hunting, shootin or fishin Another thing is its great to see so many lady hunters on here, where were you all in single days???? Cheers Aled
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    Tartan Army!!

    Good luck guys, i hope its a historic day for you. Tight Lines Aled
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    YOUR OTHER HALF

    My wife is a farmers daughter so she has no problems with the actual act of hunting, shooting or fishing. However since the birth of our son, we do have to manage my time far more carefully than i used to and neither of us has as much time to take part in our hobbies as often as we used to. Still cant wait to get him involved. So time is a greater problem with us than actually hunting! Tight Lines Aled
  11. There are business start up groups who can give you advice and help you write out a busines plan. There are at least here in Wales start up grant to get you going as well. Visit the job centre and they can point you in the right direction. Cheers Aled
  12. Nice one and congrats Moley. ( a bit late i'm afraid!) Hope you had a good night out. Anyway just been writing myself a reminder 2 years on Dec 23rd, must not forget! Cheers Aled
  13. Ordered S Frains, traditional working terriers from Amazon for £5, plus postage (£2.50) total cost £7.50. It should be with me by the weekend. Cheers Aled
  14. Being a Dad/Husband unlike other people i quite enjoy it. Fishing and Fly tying, but i count them both as hunting related activities. I play rugby for a local club (2nd Xv and veterans only now!), also watch a bit of rugby, passionate and one eyed supporter of Glamorgan County Cricket Club, although the one eye has been shut the last two years! I enjoy reading, and a bit of fun/fitness mountain biking. Cheers Aled
  15. Hello Guys OK i have no experience whatsoever of working terriers (only a bit with working gundogs) however i've read a lot on this forum about bushing terries, and read Colin Willox (Town gun in Shooting Times at one time) about his terriers. Could somebody suggest a good book on working terriers especially bushing terriers because guys i'd like to learn more. Any help appreciated. Cheers Aled
  16. Porky found a store very near me in the wilds of West Wales. Cheers Aled
  17. Cheers Guys The Dubliners of course knew i'd left somebody out their still playing live i believe.. Saw them at the Welsh Folk Festival in 1990 and they were men of mature hues then, but boy did they get the crowd going Heres one a bit more obscure, a Scotish instrumental band called Shooglenifty, i've heard their music on many tv adverts and on sport highlights, but dont think they ever went mainstream. Tight Lines Aled
  18. The Pogues The men they couldnt hang Levellers Runrig (just rediscovered them after a trip to the Isle of Lewis in August) Green Day Offspring, 70's punk (Clash, SLF etc) And of course a bit of chill out classical music, Bois y Castell (got to have a male voice choir!) Catatonia, Cerys, Ffa Coffi, Anrhefn, Super furries..... Cheers Aled
  19. Thanks Porky, been looking for that type of wax jacket. Tight Lines Aled
  20. Nice one porky, love it when i see kids getting into field sports. On a slightly different note where did you get those kids wax jackets (serious question i'm not taking the mickey) Thanks Cheers Aled
  21. I enjoyed reading that enjoy your dinner. Tight Lines Aled
  22. Lovely brace tote! I'm out on Sunday morning, crossing my fingers for some salmon. Tight Lines Aled
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    A good day.

    Seeing pictures like that and reading that type of report is why i enjoy visiting this site. Nice one Tight Lines Aled
  24. I visit the site, have been a member for a while, very enjoyable. Tight Lines Aled
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