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Andy i took Berni for a day out their when we first met seemed a better option than a meal out.Been married 25 years so it did no harm. John did get the wine out and chips were ordered.

Vicious little things.

Heard bitterns booming today,4.30am first time i have heard it in dark.Started again at first light

Doubt it, he only looks in sales and wants.

Same bloody records over and over again also. Shoud pay a fee to sell if you DO NOT contribute to forum in any other way.

They were great live mid 80s

Lifted the above picture from another forum.Wrens sleeping.

A Broad from my boat last year.

Female barn owl now at taxidermist

Yes trees still in the green of summer.

John had a few copies.When i got mine their was another guy their complaining about a noise on his copy,John said all the copies he had seemed to have a pressing fault. Mine seemed fine. Oldies are newies to some people.

Yes we played some good stuff back then.Always regret letting Larom Baker go

We used to play it at the Black Swan in Norwich early 90s,mine came from Anderson for £30 from memory. Butch has my copy now. Another modern oldie.

Not forgetting the RCA and Capitol issues. Andy showed me the said copy last year must be a hard 45.

Blackbirds have started singing early round here.

Was sent picture above by a mate.

Sold mine on here a couple of years ago for £250 .

"Love is all we need" aint bad from a great lp.

Thought furrow chuck would take some beating....But storm cock:-)

A few more bird names from Norfolk. Jill Hooter -owl Hedge Betty-Hedge Sparrow Harnser-Heron Buttle-Bittern Caddow/Cadder-Jackdaw Furrow Chuck-Whinchat Greenulf-Greenfinch King Harry-Goldfinch Oven Bird-Long Tailed Tit. Told you were a rum breed!

Shame the Norfolk dialect is dying out will post some more up later.

No idea we are a strange breed,couple of others for you. Nannys diswasher = Pied wagtail. Herring spink=Goldcrest.(to do with local fishing industry)

In Norfolk they are known as a Hornpie.