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Game farm work or delivery driving then maybe south Norfolk,north Suffolk and it's not to long on a train to London and deffo nicer than the other shit holes talked about,lol..

Unloading them dry barges would be a task upon itself without the worry of sinking them, interesting stuff for sure WD and nice one for posting the pics ..

Just saying DC that a wide beam will restrict the water ways your'll be able to travel on but all the very best with the next episode of your lives bud..

He was a english fella who moved to france and left when some thicko who believes in imaginary friends kicked off because the english fella used to be a copper, shame as i thought his input on various things was interesting and far more believable than the fecking bible and it's bullshit...

You can freeze it but just double wrap it in newspaper to stop freezer burn, when i had my birds i did protect my birds from all the things that can and do hassle them as there's the rest of the world for them to be in and not on or around my flights..Better that dead than your birds in my eyes mate...

Paul Yarham(spelling ?) in Attlebourgh is a very good greyhound/running dog vet who has sorted lurchers for me in the past and i was recomended him by a greyhoundrunner/owner..He also sorted a eye specialist from newmarket when my terrier went blind and he's a dog breeding friend of mines vet and never had any doub't in him...

Total kaos,far to much shouting and hollering but there having a great time and the dogs are having as much fun..

What ever it was it was cow hocked and passed it down eh.....

That's a set from Suffolk next to a 45 gallon barrel and that was just over 18 stone emptied out and i have seen far bigger in the forest in Norfolk many times and i once heard a herd running before i saw them and that was something else and there must of been nigh on a 100 deer and that was very near to Shadwell Stud..

He's a lucky man indeed and i have bumped into a few of those beasts while around the forest and although the dogs were willing i wasn't as like you say they are massive and those little un's the jocks called beasts are half their size eh,lol. But if your ever over this way or your pal is interested i can take you to the farm that used to have the Red herd and some of the old posts for the fence are still around the fields called the Deer park still and the old boy will tell you the history of his grandfather and the deer...

Just under 20 miles and the estate at Shadwell has some history about it, one story i might have said about before is a farmer in my village during the 1800's had a deer herd and a pack of hounds and would hunt the carted stag.He travelled to Hungary and bought some red deer as they were the best he could buy in Europe and brought them back and bred them with his herd,when they banned the hunting of the carted stag he let his herd go instead of culling them as the powers that be told him to do so and the red deer around Shadwell have been DNA traced to the Hungary reds and that is why the red

Simon is a great fella who i know ans he lives on my road about half mile from me,our kids went to the village school together and his kids are a credit to him and his wife. Iv'e lived in Norfolk just outside Diss as it goes for 20 odd years now and it is the county of game aplenty but it is also as boring as feck with no hills and the view is the same no matter how many fields you walk over,pluss it's eastern coast line is as dull as the chocolate sea that runs down it's side but the north coast is of clear water. I go sea fishing in Suffolk and do so much better there, it's a funny old count

I've used both gases in caravans .trucks and busses over the years and red bottles don't freeze as easy as blue and that's the only noticable difference you will see..

To be honest drugs just make living in that world just a bit more handlable and your in the gutter mate so there are no highs looking for a rush,just a mind numbing to blot out the shit hole your in will do....

Good shine to her coat so she's coping with them and the very best with them mate as been foloowing your dogs for a number of years now and your lad brought Fern down for a run some years ago now and you sure do them well....