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summerdays

Cycling in the sun
Location
Bristol
Oh that was cold ... and I went round in a circle trying to find a new route through a housing estate (roads marked on map didn't exist yet), ended up going back to a route I knew.

Did I say it was cold .... very cold!!!
 

tyred

Squire
Location
Ireland
Several months after leaving my customer service job, I've just given someone my old work freephone number parrot fashion when talking on the phone and asked for my phone number:banghead:

I suppose the question is how do you erase a phone number that you repeated countless times every day for 12 years from your memory.
 

shouldbeinbed

Rollin' along
Location
Manchester way
My youngest is desperate to have some birds for the garden ... he now has decided that quails are smaller and that he might be able to persuade us!!! (He really likes ducks but I don't think we have the space and I hear that they wreck your garden!)
Ducks can be harder work. Ex battery Hens are great, low maintenance, doing a good thing in keeping them alive and giving them a chance to live as they should (political bit over), lovely to keep and being that bit bigger are less prone to foxes than smaller fowl.
 

Maverick Goose

A jumped up pantry boy, who never knew his place
Ducks can be harder work. Ex battery Hens are great, low maintenance, doing a good thing in keeping them alive and giving them a chance to live as they should (political bit over), lovely to keep and being that bit bigger are less prone to foxes than smaller fowl.
Watch out for fowl play:whistle:;)...IGMC.
 
Ducks can be harder work. Ex battery Hens are great, low maintenance, doing a good thing in keeping them alive and giving them a chance to live as they should (political bit over), lovely to keep and being that bit bigger are less prone to foxes than smaller fowl.
My 3 ex batts from a couple of months back have settled in well and are looking much much better. My young cockerel on the other hand is still a complete wimp and terrified of the ladies :rolleyes:. I guess that will change in a month or two.
Edit/ ps my bullying hen who was a nightmare with the newcomers turned out to be broody. They are now friends (most of the time).
 

shouldbeinbed

Rollin' along
Location
Manchester way
Dorothy (on the grass) and Annie, the last two of our previous rescue intake, they're both doing surprisingly well and are grand old ladies, we've had them for over 2 years now. Dorothy is a bit of a bugger with new birds so I imagine we'll have a few weeks of pecked heads and pulled feathers while they sort themselves out.

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lutonloony

Über Member
Location
torbay
Several months after leaving my customer service job, I've just given someone my old work freephone number parrot fashion when talking on the phone and asked for my phone number:banghead:

I suppose the question is how do you erase a phone number that you repeated countless times every day for 12 years from your memory.
electric shock "therapy"
 
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