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Get well soon Mark.
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Sorry to hear that Sean condolences.
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Cracking looking dogs all.
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A lot of that generation of Welsh rugby players had professions, quite a few teachers in that team of the 70's. I actually think that the Education act of 1948, which gave them access to higher education was one of the reasons the Welsh team of the 70's was so good.
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Pioneering player in his day, an impressive rugby and professional CV. Condolences to family and friends.
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Wife did not want an engagement ring so i happily paid £1k for a wedding ring made with Welsh Gold, the rings partner was also £1k, i said no way was i wearing a £1k ring on my finger! So i bought a similar ring with some Welsh Gold in it for £200! Did however buy my Wife a nice ring for her 50th birthday last year. At the end of the day its your choice Wolfdog91! Do what suits you and your wife to be. Cheers. Aled
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Nearly shaaark, Mamgu is Welsh for Grandmother.
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So time for one of the Isles oldest languages.....Blwyddyn newydd Dda Pawb/Happy New Year all. Cofion. Aled
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I know shaaark, comments made by you and others, made me realise how lucky i am. Now my Mam n Dads marriage is a good one (53 years) , BUT in the run up to the wedding both my Grandmothers were awful. Their looks of total disgust during the wedding pictures are now seen as hilarious as eventually all found a way through and became friends, but my Mamgu's face in the wedding photo....well there is denying she was not impressed!!!
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My sons school choir sang Leonard Cohens Halleluiah at their Christmas concert this year, so for the 1st time ever, i listened to the man himself sing it on You Tube! Loved it.
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Consistently low numbers of rabbits this year
Aled replied to Luckee legs's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Been poor numbers around my part of West Wales for years, however i have seen more this year than for many years. Plan to go ferreting with a pal to harvest a few locally this month, 1st time i've seen enough to do that for many years!! -
Blimey! reading some of these comments makes me realise how lucky i am, i like my in laws very much, if I had not married my wife, i would still of liked them, they are very kind, generous people, and the care they gave to my children in the early years was priceless, I told them if they want to give their other 2 children (whose offspring they did not look after) more money as inheritance i would not mind one bit! Looks like i won on the in laws front!! Cheers. Aled
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Cracking pictures all.
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I've had a Stanley Flask for around 10years, a bit battered but still does the job!
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You could do worse than a pair of grade 1 altberg army surplus. Paid less than £40 for mine, and are doing season no 3!
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Great news, wishing you all the best for the future.
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Sad to say i must be on my way...and there he goes, probably looking for Streams of Whiskey, thanks for the songs and the memories, Goodnight Shane.
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Mate of mine had one which used to do a bit of everything including retrieve ducks from ponds. Nice looking pup. Cheers. Aled
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I am not a running dog man, although i have shot and fished all my life. However I've really enjoyed reading about how you guys started out. As a boy growing up in West Wales i was surrounded by Men and some Women who knew everything about rural life, as Moc Morgan once said about where he was brought up there was a "professor on every street" . People near me had knowledge of all sorts of field sports, dogs, guns fishing, ferrets, throw in the knowledge of how to grow top notch veg and it was brilliant. I would also like to mention the diversity of these people they all worked, there were ban
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Had a good think about this before answering mackem, and the answer is no, you see the University experience was priceless, outside my exam weakness I learnt a lot about life and how to rub along with people, how to deal with being excluded, and what to do when you are included i'm always the guy who talks to the person on the periphery, why.... because i've been there! I'm proud of that. I also enjoyed aspects of the study, lectures were of interest. There are other positives, there was a 3 to 1 female to male ratio at my college!! So a cracking question mackem, but i've given you an ho
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I'm from a academic/professionals family (Doctors, Nurses, Teachers, Accountants etc) it was a real shock to family members that i was not academic, my teenage years were awful because of this, "what do you mean you don't like exams your supposed to enjoy them".....sadly the vocational options of study, were hidden from me, yes i've got a University degree, but its through a vocational route which i found by accident, rather than academic!...now where am i going with this. Many of my schoolfriends left school and got apprenticeship , brickie's, Carpenters, Electricians, etc. if you measure s
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Turned out OK, like others on here a big interest in the outdoors, and wildlife etc but needed a degree (apparently!)...however I am really bad at exams, but pretty good at course work, so I did a HND in Environmental Science, which had a 50% course work/exam split, used to get 70% for course work 35% exams but it was a pass, got my degree through a course with 40% course work (the highest i could find then, nowadays more degree are 50 50 split) in Environmental Science. Could not get a start in the Environmental sector so ended up in Community Development, turns out i was quite good at it,
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Tonight's supper slow cooker pheasant with the last of this summers home grown potatoes, carrots and onions and the first of my winter home grown parsnips. Presentation may not be good but it tasted great!!
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I always keep a couple of tins of spuds on the shelf, for occasional use, tasty with Faggots peas and gravy!
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Sorry all, but i dont think so the next leader of the Tory party is Jacob Rees Mogg, everybody knows that!!
