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[mackem 27,390]

shep

Excellent dog,laid back and hippy like we had to get the fire brigade to rescue him just off commercial road once

[Boss-Hog 284]

east london advertiser was the paper,hunted their all our lives clucky and jeff got more pulls than anyone coz they was northerners lol,jeff was down thurs night got fuckall pmsl

[mackem 27,390]

east london advertiser was the paper

That was it,we got front page funny times,some people seem to go through their lives attracting odd happenstance,I think all of us were those people

[Boss-Hog 284]

i was the one had yard at stepney east with the bulldogs

[windyhill 30]

seems like you lads have a lot of history and storeys to tell love to hear more,

[mackem 27,390]

Brownie? you have a good memory

[Boss-Hog 284]

still good friends with jeff and stodd now, used 2 dig foxes all over docks [bANNED TEXT] the yuppies moved in 30 yr ago on debris and derelict ruins

[Boss-Hog 284]

walk the streets and kill foxes kids of 2day just dont know what it was like growing up in east end just drugs now

[Boss-Hog 284]

pmsl 2 many good storys 2 b told eh lol

[mackem 27,390]

stodd

Very funny guy I could tell some tales about his escapades,I spoke to him a few weeks back,he doesnt change he is off the rigs at the moment,two broken hands?Yep,east London was a great place to spend some time,we all ended up doing 14 hour shifts on the sites,I was doing the ducting and airconditioning systems jeff was on the bobcat,plonker became a brickie,had a good time.

[Boss-Hog 284]

read an article once in the edrd about richard christenson who moved 2 nz, about hunting rabbits in silvertown docks people didnt believe him ,was gonna write in and say we caught more foxes than some of essex hunts

[Boss-Hog 284]

yeap winds my old woman up 2 f**k about me out with dogs all time then laughs behind her back , not me pett he would say funny as f**k

[mackem 27,390]

we caught more foxes than some of essex hunts

I will try and dig out some pics of Shep,black and white as I was doing D&P at the time,we never kept count to be honest,some very good weeks,Plonker had suzie,she was lethal on fox but equally dangerous on sheep We were lamping in essex when she just ran up to us,no one else around,maybe the previous owner dumped her?Fox was the obsession then,every single night after work,worse when chris came down for his holidays

[undisputed 1,664]

Don't expect to live somewhere scenic and peaceful.

When I was a kid 3 of us put a tenner in the kitty each and bought a derelict caravan,the rivets were popping out of the walls,door was almost dropping off etc We took it to London and parked up on grenade street in Limehouse,right opposite the cop-shop and under the DLR if anyone knows the area,we stayed there for 18 months,built a dog run on the side of the caravan(true story)for the three lurchers,one of us being not as honest as the other two wired the caravan up to the street lights for electricity,once we tired of the street so moved a hundred yards away to rich street,didnt have a happorth of bother in a year and a half except once a van-full of coppers came over to look us over after a sort of fight with a drunken guy,I put an irish accent on and they thought we were a tarmacing gang apart from that no problems We even expanded slightly and got a second caravan for guests,Coney Clucky from this forum used to pop down regular to lamp.

 

Thats a great story mate nearest I came to that was a week in Wanlockhead in an old VW caravanette in the middle of winter. I nearly died of hypothermia and had used all the calor gas for the cooker trying to keep warm at night. I was only 16 at the time and I hated every bloody minute I was there, this was way before mobile phones so I had to tough it out for the week till I got picked up again.

Edited July 24, 2011 by undisputed

[DogMagic 461]

Don't expect to live somewhere scenic and peaceful.

When I was a kid 3 of us put a tenner in the kitty each and bought a derelict caravan,the rivets were popping out of the walls,door was almost dropping off etc We took it to London and parked up on grenade street in Limehouse,right opposite the cop-shop and under the DLR if anyone knows the area,we stayed there for 18 months,built a dog run on the side of the caravan(true story)for the three lurchers,one of us being not as honest as the other two wired the caravan up to the street lights for electricity,once we tired of the street so moved a hundred yards away to rich street,didnt have a happorth of bother in a year and a half except once a van-full of coppers came over to look us over after a sort of fight with a drunken guy,I put an irish accent on and they thought we were a tarmacing gang apart from that no problems We even expanded slightly and got a second caravan for guests,Coney Clucky from this forum used to pop down regular to lamp.

i liked reading that mate,can we here a few more please

back to the caravan situation done a bit of research into this for a school asignment last yr,

easiest way to go about it is go into the council or to the land registry and look around mining areas many area which was highly mined the mines owned all the land the tracks the railway the lot,

just find an old track do a search on it and bobs your uncle it will more then likely come back unregistered as the mining companyy now wont exist,

i know what the authorities will say,every peice of land in the uk is owned,well that could be correct but if the land isnt registered and the owner doesnt even know they owbn it as it was a great great grandads.theres your free peice of land,

now to the easy bit the caravan lol

This is called adverse possession. There was a tramp in london in the news a little while ago cos he squatted in a big london mansion for the required period of time then claimed the place as his own. It was worth millions! All the posh c**t neighbours were up in arms about it!