Thanks Andy, I do too! Always had a fancy for these old lines.

Thanks Buster. Yes, lovely little hen that one. Grandaughter of Mark Bulled's Legacy. Some Kirpatrick on the Sires side.

Thanks George.

Nice looking old cock. I've just got these three that also go back to the old Kirkpatricks.

Andy, have you ever had any issue with cats or BOPs getting in with your open loft system? It's how I plan on flying. Hi Mark. No I haven’t. I have lost the odd one to the hawk, but I think that would happen anyway even if only let out twice a day as the hawks soon learn when they are out. I do hav...

Andy, have you ever had any issue with cats or BOPs getting in with your open loft system? It's how I plan on flying.

Andy wrote: ↑Fri Apr 22, 2022 10:09 pm Coming on nicely Mark. What is the building behind you?

Yes, coming along. Get the roof sorted next.

It’s a water pumping station that’s still in operation. Quite an old building by the looks of it.

Coming along. The base has been insulated and the stud walls have all been built and lined with 9mm OSB.

I noticed you did Andy. I'm in the north east. I posted a couple of months back about starting back up if you can remember; before the site changed. I was wary about the state or, should I say future of the sport, but I'm more than happy that there's a strong enough future in it to comitt. So do you...

Thanks Buster. Apparantly a span up to 4.5m only needs one row of noggins in the centre. Anything under 2.5m does not require any. The loft is 2.4m so think I'm safe. I'm using foil backed PIR insulation and on top of that will be 18mm ply, so should be plenty stiffness.