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My grandfather on my dad's side was a spitfire pilot in ww2. Just 19 years old , went and did a crash course learning to fly in Canada then he was up there and at them. Got shot down by the Gerry, but luckily survived. He died when I was in my early teens. I remember a very clever switched on serious man, with all scaring to the side of his face from the shrapnel that hit him in the face when he got hit. The average life expectancy of a spitfire pilot during ww2 was apparently just 4 weeks. These fellas had balls of steel. After the army he went to become a small fairly successful businessman

One of the massive reasons the British army is so good is precisely because it’s a volunteer force, professional people who WANT to be there…..these f***ing non starters cluttering up the jails have no place amongst these lads, they ain’t fit to lace their boots. If they want them to join up, tell that c**t Zelensky that instead of a gazillion quid we are sending him a load of weed heads and muggers and county lines wogs to push straight into the front line so that they can get ruined by some Siberian who grew up in a village with no running water, a thousand miles from civilisation,

10 month's old..

A few snaps of my son's dog's that I'm currently looking after whilst he's away on holiday with his Mrs & kid's..the first pic is of Lucky,she's the younger half sister to my two clowns Bear & Rose. The dam of all three of them is on the second pic,old Roxy,she's currently having a phantom pregnancy as she does & has done after every single season she has had since being a pup. Great old dog,super sensible, doesn't put a foot wrong in life & is exemplary at work too. The wee terrier is Molly,for a terrier she is very sensible too although she only gets off the leash on the beac

Glass in the greenhouse this morning and got the cleaning team in to finish the job

Nearly 7 month

Couple of pups bred out of Boots from two different litters,black & tan dog is brother to Bear & Rose

Abi & Razor on the first pic, parents to Boots & grandparents to Bear & Rose..Boots as a pup next up..then us day walking..& lastly us two out on the lamp..

There's a few around bud,couple that I do know of personally are serious dog's. Very good on teeth,no back up required & with these two I'm thinking of in particular it doesn't surprise me as both dog's are bigger than Bear,they catch plenty of gear,more on the lamp than in the daytime though being honest. It was a decent litter to be fair,Rose was the smallest in the litter & there was 3 dogs or possibly 4 dog's in the litter bigger than Bear..their dam Roxy is 27tts & weighs well over 35kg,she is actually heavier than Boots the sire of them as he weighs 33.50kg which is about 73l

nearly hitting the 6 1/2 month old mark. 24/25 ish. very well mannered, good listener and responds well.

Pouring down today so where better to be than in the kitchen roast beef, cream mash, garlic and thyme roast spuds, sage yorkie puds, carrots and turnip mash and homemade gravy

Getting marei d in the 15th next month and she's gonna take her week vacation. Just gonna go down to Gulfport MS.about three hours away front he house. Nothing serious but she wants to do the whole cliche romantic walk on the beach and all that woman stuff

Giving terrorists the Military training that will aid them in the overthrowing of our country, great fckn idea

this is my daughters bulldogo brother to my one 14 mths old

Honeymooning next month down on the coast

Worked a small type springer with my lurchers for years daytime used to be good when I was on my own as the springer would quarter big fields and knock hare's up that were sat tight and flushing rabbits out of patches of bramble and other cover. I think it's a great combination especially hunting on your own.

He gave them me before he passed away. Very proud to have them on my wall.

Still there just wasn’t in photo

It breaks my heart to see hunting with dogs to be labled unhealthy, sick, bloodthirsty, a crime in the making, when not that long ago it was viewed very differently. The act of keeping hunting dogs was a way of life, not only did the result of a hunt feed families in very tough time's, it was a shared passion. Country folk came together at fairs and local working dog shows, it was the very reason, all sat side time to go, to catch up with others in the sport. Hunting with dogs was in their DNA, it fed the working man's soul, it was an important part of country life, woven into the very fabric

Here's a few pics of Rose,Bear & Bella their half sister all as pups of 10 month's old,all were out of the belly of Roxy..two disabled & one dead all whilst working,these only have one gear & it's flat out,everything they ran was do or die literally!

Last of the wild garlic for a nice bit of soup with peppers potatoes ginger ad beef stock

Few pics of Rose stretching her legs here by our home,to be honest you wouldn't know she snapped both bones clean in half in her front leg & has a metal plate in there from just below her shoulder right down to almost her wrist,within 7/8 month's of her operation she was absolutely flying again & catching lot's of gear both daytime and nighttime. The vet who operated on her had never done such an operation before but had sent all Rose's x-rays etc off to veterinary surgeon's who were expert's at doing them & she had taken advice from them in regards to exactly where to put the plat

Sadly mate in the age of the internet it’s not so easy for the government to keep lying to people, people aren’t loosing there lives for national pride or to maintain there freedoms in there own country’s we are sending our youngsters to fight other people’s wars for political gains and to further the global agenda it’s why conscriptions are at there lowest ever, the Fanny’s in charge have also spent years poking the bear in the belief they were a spent force now Ukraine has been layed to waste they will be looking at sending young men from other country’s to die scary times we live in mate es

Back out on Kinder scout again last night. Had company this time and it was first time out for a lad that I work with. It's an absolute killer of a walk up from Edale upto Grindslow Knoll.. especially with big pack on!! Really steep going up but once your on top it stays pretty flat. Good night. No drama's. Didn't really take any pics either! The elevation graph! My heart rate went bezerkers going up!! It's a good little work out though to be truthful and feels like you've earned your snap and a can or three once your set up. Hitting the lake district h

Wild Garlic, cheese, tomato, chorizo and pasta

For anyone that didn't know there was two referendums happening yesterday in the south of ireland. One was to change the constitution all together by taking mother out of it an replacing it with "durable" relationship. All the main parties an most of the rest apart from a couple of independent was in favour of it,they campaigned saying that the constitution said that mothers belong in the home which was complete an utter lies,it does not say that,an that it needs to change to show Irelands progressives,thank f**k it was whole heartily rejected by the irish people,they tried to ruin t

Kids just found a frog in our garden first time iv seen one here , are they normally so red underneath?

Sister and family lived in Benoni near Johannesburg...me and an ex went for a month...spent a week at durban...then the kruga...sun city....went to gold reef city...and lots if other places on day trips like God's window etc

Mate I would give RSA a swerve now mate very dangerous place I've been back in 1990 but its really bad now...my sister and family came back 20 year ago cos brother in law got car jacked at gun point...and I been working with a South African born and bred him and his Mrs...they came here cos is so dangerous now... It's fecking crying shame cos it's a cracking place to go and see

Angus x mate, I may just wait and raise them to beef rather than veal this time. I’ll only kill one at a time, eat it and then kill the other so one of them definitely won’t be for a good while.

Few pics of Bear from the last couple of days,he's a lovely big fine dog,just a shame he broke his neck as a young dog. At work he was honestly looking absolutely unbelievable until fate stopped his progress in his tracks. It's not the best pic alongside Rose here but she's about 26tts & weighs over 31kg & she looks tiny compared to him,he's a good 28tts & when he was weighed at the vet's he was 40 odd kilo's,in fact whatever he was in kilograms equalled 94lb..he was a very fast dog & unfortunately he was just too full on for his own good especially with the size of himself,he

We are never going to have a stand up war with Russia..... Putin isn't stupid he's never going to have a war with a country that's busy destroying itself anyway

Don't know if you have heard mate I have just read on the sheffield star page a dead sheep has been found local and DNA tests by the University of Warwick have found the DNA of a big cat apparently.

Missed low water and only had half an hour or so before we had to move off dog was having a great time chasing stuff in the long grass and kids got something to show in school next week good morning had by all

I was pretty happy to see Utd win that, imho they ruined City yesterday…..I don’t think one player had a bad game. Im not a fan of low block football (don’t think I have ever mentioned that before ? Lol ) but the way they executed that game plan yesterday was good to watch, every single player gave everything. Doku and Bissaka’s match up was brilliant to watch but it was happening all over the pitch, that young Mainoo can play and him and Fernandez were quality on the ball, Amrabat was just doing ugly everywhere, speed of the counter and the grit of those young forwards was brilliant

I like that Denzel Dumfries at inter. He’s got a proper edge to him

Seen it, but never owned them ….. Cheers.

Nice... Me and the Mrs are off to the crazy bear in Beaconsfield on Monday for a couple of nights....my birthday end of the week and our anniversary

I had a 70lb pit/bullmastiff that I didn't use as a hunting dog but he caught and killed roos and foxes when I used to walk him through the bush for exercise. I only saw him on one fox in the open and he didn't catch it but was surprisingly close on it's ass for a while. He lived until 18.

Lad had these on a 9 ft feeder rod,using a 20 g maggot feeder, helicopter style....hooked and was playing a decent little ghost carp but it smashed his 4lb hooklink to bits right at the net his top lip started going

Not really a holiday but had a weekend down in Chester and a spa morning never been to 1 before not my thing mrs does a few bit enjoyed it nice to relax in saunas and different steam rooms but feck me it's expensive £16.50 a cocktail in little plastic cups £7.90 for a kopperberg and £5.90 a coke can size beer!!!

Picking other peoples shit up again. To be fair this was on a path on the way down and could have fell off a pack I suppose! Bonus couple of mountain Hares on the way down too. Don't seem to see many these day's!

Not a dogo but similar with a very High prey drive

Well finaly managed to stich on a decent ring .tried it acouple ways but couldn't get it where I liked it, so had bit of help of netrigger ( again lol) 3rd gate nets I've made switched from the the bigger heavy rings on to inch and half rings wich I'm preferring now , Finaly made a net I'm 100% happy with . Thanks again @netrigger

Nice night away last weekend, only a quick one as didn't get away from the yard until 11.30 ish after laying concrete. First night in the tentbox and can say we enjoyed it and slept well. I usually prefer a more remote camping spot but we were meeting friends in their camper and they wanted electric hookup so headed up to baskerville Hall in Hay on Wye. Cheap enough £24 for two adults for the night and they leave you alone to it.