Sun trying to break through. bit of a cold breeze.

Well done Dave, i hope the other one makes it home soon. It sounds like it was a very hard race, so well done to you for preparing well.

Rain overnight, dry start to the day.

George and Morgan wrote: ↑Mon Jun 23, 2025 5:39 am thanks lads it's thanks to very good doctors as a 10 year old i have seen this day

George, this never stopped you for getting on in life. You battled through it, and worked hard through you life. Enjoy your day mate, we wish you well.

I would like to wish our friend George, a very happy birthday tomorrow. George will be 80 tomorrow, and spent most of his life with racing pigeons. At a young age he helped his father, with training the birds. And I must say he told me some funny stories of when he was young. He is a very good frien...

Have you any proof that OLR's are growing in popularity Devo? They are successful in some countries, but in many they are annual disasters. Places like Tenerife are yet to hold a good race. I think many will agree their popularity here in the UK has began to wane. Yes King daily checking on differe...

This is where i feel, OLR is growing around the world. You don't have to carry out daily tasks, but you can still be involved in the sport. But I still feel there is nothing better, than entering your own loft and enjoying time with your birds. Have you any proof that OLR's are growing in popularit...

Thanks for sharing King, great birds of a great flyer.

This is where i feel, OLR is growing around the world. You don't have to carry out daily tasks, but you can still be involved in the sport. But I still feel there is nothing better, than entering your own loft and enjoying time with your birds.

I could not agree more Murray, I have said before the sport is in decline. It is very hard to to get members willing to carry out daily tasks for 365 days a year.