Met another member yesterday~Pops Coop~

I met pops coop yesterday and picked up a peahen. It was great to meet you Pops and those peafowl are beautiful. I have now fallen in love with the white ones.

Always great to meet fellow bird and animal lovers

Thankyou Prairie chick It was a pleasure to meet you as well to short of a visit

Thats nice, its always lovely to put a face to the name and the posts

You guys have the huge disadvantage of massive distances over there where in the UK the members of a forum I belong to meet up regularly for a good chat - last year we had a big party weekend at my place, about 30 people turned up with tents and alcohol

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Awww how nice, we do get together here, but you are right, it is a bit of a vast country to go have a coffee with a chicken friend.
Some day some of us will come over there and have a drink with you, and talk chickens.

my lovely colleague is Canadian, he works two weeks in London and two weeks at home in Ontario, he keeps telling me that I need to visit Canada one day

Toaster wrote:Thats nice, its always lovely to put a face to the name and the posts

You guys have the huge disadvantage of massive distances over there where in the UK the members of a forum I belong to meet up regularly for a good chat - last year we had a big party weekend at my place, about 30 people turned up with tents and alcohol

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That looks like so much fun!

You didn't stick that yellow peahen in the back seat before you left?

That's cool Toaster! Looks like the weather was great! There's an Ontario site where every couple of months about 15 of us get together for a big breakfast that lasts about 4 hours and they end up kicking us out of the restaurent around 1pm, you know how time flies when you talk chicken! We had an English afternoon tea last August with trifle etc at our place last summer. I was way to busy to take pics though! We had about 30 odd people there too! And they were odd, they just talked about nothing but chickens all afternoon! There's another Mexican themed party planned about 3 hours from here 15th May that involves swapping poultry, fireworks BBQ and a campfire! Should be great! Southern Ontario has a pretty dense population and members (nothing as densely populated as you there!)! I am glad to see the social aspects of chickenry is thriving worldwide!

It would be really nice if more of us could get together. If you can talk to other chicken people,it makes you realize that you are not as nuts as nonchicken people think you are. That in fact you are pretty norma Lou