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Yeah, I'm not much for books,..my collection have all gone to good homes, but I do remember receiving a copy of Dutch's Salmon's Coursing book.

I could readily see that  Dutch was a genuine 'good old Boy' and he sure seemed to love his hunting...

There was a lot of images of Whippet, Greyhound and Saluki's, all running together on a Jack rabbit, kinda thing...

Not really my bag,...although I've seen plenty of accidental slips (both daytime, and God -Forbid, at Night?)_

To me,..a pack of jukels, tight on the arse of a hare, always looks a tad messy...

Mind you,..different country, different strokes I suppose...?

Facts are, Books bring a whole lot of pleasure to lads, and that is the most important thing...

Stay safe Brothers,...all the best, OldPhil.?

 

 

 

 

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I’ve got all of Howard’s Books the man was extremely interesting and intelligent to get away with what he did even though he did do a bit of time, I crossed paths with him a few times once he was sat

Enid Blyton? " Nature Lovers Book Number 1: Rambles With Zacky The Gypsy " Never forgotten that one. Zacky, a bloke living on his own, who children could approach without anyone suggesting he was

I was brought  up in the  same  village  where it's  based  and  filmed  ,the  author  Barry  Hines  lived there  I went to school  with  his 2 children  ,my  mam still lives there ,next street  to th

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On 31/08/2021 at 18:46, Daniel cain said:

I've started letting mine go quietly...I don't want my 2 boys doing terrier work...games f****d, I got my memories..if someone else can get some enjoyment from them,then I will let them go...I've a few that was given to me growing up,that I would never part with because the folks I had them off are no longer with us ?same goes for a  set of couples and bars that were gifted to me as a nipper?

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3 minutes ago, Waz said:

Same, my eldest has great memories of digs n dogs & plenty of legal where n when photos, he'll & his younger bruv'll see more, but itll be the 'lite' version & itll be private low key. The books will be on the 'bay' NO DOUBT, ill keep any magazines/books the dogs have been in for the them, most of of the dogs have gone to ground.

 

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There’s been a plethora of management / leadership books out last few years but if I’m honest , I’ve recycled most of the power / vision x people = time venom diagrams to death and they bore me . 

but one book stands out massively for me I. This genre , I’ve recently re read it again as part of a little project and I carried out a little experiment at work . 

two weeks past , I noticed the fenced recycling area at work  was stuffed with leaves etc , so I moved the bins and started sweeping an improbably large area at dinner time . I didn’t ask or approach anyone for help , people walked past and stared , pointed , or asked “ what you doing That for ? “ 

I was pretty civil and smiled etc but weirdly 1 lad came over , a Fijian , and said the exact phrase I was after ???
“ you are never too big to do small things “ 

If you’ve never read it , I highly recommend it as a small present for a stocking filler . 
 

legacy by james Kerr is a book about the identity , ethos and culture of the all blacks , a very simple set of 15 rules to live by in your career , your life , your passions . 
 

game changing . 

 

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On 25/03/2021 at 07:26, tatsblisters said:

Mr Nice is a cracking read.

True story about that book, or least ways some of the autographed copies. A friend of mine was very well known in the cannabis world, was also a good friend of Howard and invited him to his place in West London to autograph a load of Mr Nice books as my mate was flogging autographed copies. Both he and Howard got seriously stoned and all thoughts of autographing 500 books went out of the window. Howard flew to Spain the next day so my mate thought f*ck it and began signing Howard's signature himself, I even did a few copies when I went over, ignorance is bliss. 

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Dan Mannix... A Sporting Chance. 

Jim Corbett... The Man Eating Leopard Of Rudraprayag. 

James Castner... Shrunken Heads, Tsantsa Trophies And Human Exotica. 

Peter Zuckerman... Buried In The Sky. 

C. J. P Ionides... Mambas And Man Eaters. 

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On 21/11/2021 at 12:31, mackem said:

Dan Mannix... A Sporting Chance. 

Jim Corbett... The Man Eating Leopard Of Rudraprayag. 

James Castner... Shrunken Heads, Tsantsa Trophies And Human Exotica. 

Peter Zuckerman... Buried In The Sky. 

C. J. P Ionides... Mambas And Man Eaters. 

Looks like the mambas and man eaters is a rare book. 

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