Hunting The Channel Country
Posted: Mon 26 Apr 2004 9:41 pmMiddy on our recent trip to Kerang.
Great pic! Missed you at the trials this year but now I can see why
Kirsty
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Posted: Mon 26 Apr 2004 9:41 pmPosted: Tue 27 Apr 2004 8:17 amHi Graeme,
Great pic! Missed you at the trials this year but now I can see why
Kirsty
Great pic! Missed you at the trials this year but now I can see why
Kirsty
Posted: Tue 27 Apr 2004 1:19 pmGreat pic Graeme....that's one handsome dog! 
BTW, that countryside looks awfully familiar!!!!
Teresap
BTW, that countryside looks awfully familiar!!!!
Teresap
Posted: Tue 27 Apr 2004 7:10 pmGraeme,
A birdy told me that was your only duck for the weekend. Could this be true, Wayne?
Gareth
A birdy told me that was your only duck for the weekend. Could this be true, Wayne?
Gareth
Posted: Tue 27 Apr 2004 8:05 pmThis is Major on Sunday
Posted: Tue 27 Apr 2004 8:09 pmand Middy on Saturday
all I can say Gareth is thank goodness for bag limits that way he can't out shoot me.
all I can say Gareth is thank goodness for bag limits that way he can't out shoot me.
Posted: Wed 28 Apr 2004 11:12 amThanks for bringing this up Gareth.
The duck hunting was even but it's fair to say I have a hair/hare stuck in my throat
The last round of the World Duck Hunting Titles will be interesting.
Wayne P.
The duck hunting was even but it's fair to say I have a hair/hare stuck in my throat
The last round of the World Duck Hunting Titles will be interesting.
Wayne P.
Posted: Wed 28 Apr 2004 2:35 pmBoys,
I understand the current leader board of the Parkinson world titles is heavily congested Teresa with only a slender lead over the boys still has a smile on her face. Is this true? Or is the rumnour that women aren't allowed in the Parkinson World title event true
Gareth
I understand the current leader board of the Parkinson world titles is heavily congested Teresa with only a slender lead over the boys still has a smile on her face. Is this true? Or is the rumnour that women aren't allowed in the Parkinson World title event true
Gareth
Posted: Wed 28 Apr 2004 4:57 pmGreat photos, Parkinsons! This does include Teresa! No excuses re training for channel swims but would not trust myself to cross that l-o-n-g plank!
Maureen
Maureen
Posted: Wed 28 Apr 2004 8:52 pmGareth
Our comp is like golf and tennis, women don't compete against men (for the obvious reasons).
Our comp is like golf and tennis, women don't compete against men (for the obvious reasons).
Posted: Thu 29 Apr 2004 9:51 amOoooh! Now them's fighting words Graeme!!!! Bring it on!
It would be a shame if I actually got out ocassionally for a shot instead of dutifully (or is that stupidly? ) staying behind to mow lawns, sweep down cobwebs and take care of other equally enjoyable chores!!!!!
So, for all of you out there thinking this competition is being played out on some sort of level playing field, think again. While the Parkinson brothers were out establishing who was the 'Family Champion' last weekend, someone (who shall remain nameless) had to be the reliable, hard-working martyr....
You guys are on! Never ever let it be said I don't rise to a challenge....
Teresap - whose new motto is "the chores can go to hell!"
Bring it on!
It would be a shame if I actually got out ocassionally for a shot instead of dutifully (or is that stupidly?
) staying behind to mow lawns, sweep down cobwebs and take care of other equally enjoyable chores!!!!!
So, for all of you out there thinking this competition is being played out on some sort of level playing field, think again. While the Parkinson brothers were out establishing who was the 'Family Champion' last weekend, someone (who shall remain nameless
) had to be the reliable, hard-working martyr....
You guys are on! Never ever let it be said I don't rise to a challenge....
Teresap - whose new motto is "the chores can go to hell!"