The trip out into the Fjord was a great time, so much to do over there. You can have a sauna on the waterfront. Then jump into the sea to cool down.

Me and my brother, had a great time and met some nice people.

Here are some photos of my visit to Norway, 6 hour drive to Flam railway mountain train. Walking back to the hotel you can see how high we are in Flam village, just been for a meal and a nice drink.

Buster121 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 20, 2023 2:17 pm Looks nice mate any pics of countryside or towns to show

Yes mate, a really nice place people are so healthy there.

George and Morgan wrote: ↑Wed Sep 20, 2023 12:33 pm if family member is not into pigeons then it's difficult to bring in young people

yes mate i agree, it does help.

I just thought i would put this subject up, for new members joining the site. There is a lot that goes on in our sport, so if you're not sure just ask.


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It's good to hear from different members'views, My thoughts are if young birds are going to be raced. Breed early to give them time to understand what their life is about. And please dont set them up to fail. Train them well and you can never have too much training. So Dev if you are breeding early...

I had the chance to visit Oslo Norway in June of this year, it was so nice i went back again in September.

What are your thoughts on this question? Do you think there is a decline in young members coming into the sport. Just a few things i have wrote down. Time is needed for racing and keeping the birds in good health; Price of food, racing the birds, training. Price of a pigeon loft and baskets. Cost of...

It's good to hear from different members'views, My thoughts are if young birds are going to be raced. Breed early to give them time to understand what their life is about. And please dont set them up to fail. Train them well and you can never have too much training.