Lamper's

[joe ox 2,574]

Mid 90s This dog is no relation to what I have now he was a beardie border mix, good on roe but lacked on the bigger deer. I remember this one well but not because of the good action more like lack of it, a short run and then he bounced off a gate, a nice big buck though.

Edited January 25 by joe ox

[joe ox 2,574]

Late 80s, this dog was beddy whippet greyhound mix. He was used for Rabbit hare roe and the odd fox on the lamp. British telecom ex fleet metro 

Edited January 25 by joe ox

[joe ox 2,574]

The same beddy whippet grey again I remember taking the odd daytime hare on small fields with him.

[mC HULL 12,247]

1 hour ago, joe ox said:

The same beddy whippet grey again I remember taking the odd daytime hare on small fields with him.

can’t fault your taste in 4x4 or motorbike 

[Leo Sayer 2,345]

3 hours ago, joe ox said:

Modern camera's and digital photography are crystal clear. There is something I love about old pictures though, maybe its the history and memories that come threw on them that seems to draw you in? keep them coming

Hit the nail on the head there ! Not just pics, but years of memories of old dogs, mad nights out, good solid old friends who have sadly past away or old acquaintances who i have lost touch with in my tatty old picture albums. Worth more than money to me them tatty old albums !!!  

[Penda 3,341]

4 hours ago, mC HULL said:

must be a sign aye gl lol

Pick it up you dosser

[Leo Sayer 2,345]

My old 3/4 bred border beardie lamping dog 

 

[chartpolski 23,241]

Lima, first cross deer/grey bitch, and Bruce the rescue dog, both in their old age;

Cheers.

 

[chartpolski 23,241]

Changing of the guard !

Deer/grey pup being introduced to the old bitch.

Cheers.

[OldPhil 5,676]

I occasionally find myself grappling with waves of regret when contemplating the countless photographs lost to the relentless march of time—precious memories callously snatched away. A profound sense of loss envelops me.

Yet, in those moments, I summon the strength to shake my head, exhale, and attribute it all to the capricious hand of fate. The undeniable truth is that my mindset has undergone a profound transformation, prompting me to consider that perhaps this loss, painful as it may be, is ultimately for the best.

Nevertheless, I empathize deeply with the joy and satisfaction that these captured moments bring to other enthusiasts, acknowledging the profound impact and pleasure they can bestow.

 

Edited February 15 by OldPhil

[Bits n bobs 763]

5 hours ago, joe ox said:

Modern camera's and digital photography are crystal clear. There is something I love about old pictures though, maybe its the history and memories that come threw on them that seems to draw you in? keep them coming

I think the old type photos have a great deal of character 

[prefabs 105]

21 minutes ago, Bits n bobs said:

I think the old type photos have a great deal of character 

the wee dog at the back was a first x collie greyhound first class on deer 

[Penda 3,341]

2 hours ago, OldPhil said:

I sometimes get pangs of regret, when I think of the hundreds of photographs, that I have lost forever 

Then, I give my head a shake, chill out, and put it all down to fate,. facts are, my mind-set has changed drasticaly , so maybe,.. it's all for the best...

However,..I can certainly understand the pleasure that such images award other enthusiasts

 

I can here hull vomiting at the sheer site of a brace of collie Cross taking down a winter hare

[mC HULL 12,247]

4 minutes ago, Penda said:

I can here hull vomiting at the sheer site of a brace of collie Cross taking down a winter hare

not a bad type to be fair the collie cross get a good un you have loads a fun 

[Penda 3,341]

26 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

not a bad type to be fair the collie cross get a good un you have loads a fun 

Don't try and butter it up I know what your thinking you dosser