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    TALK OF THE TYNE

    Nov 02, 2022 3 minutes

    S I write, many new fanciers will be embarking on their journey in the hobby, while others leave the ship with happy memories of places visited and people met. The fancy is a broad church. When I leave the showing side of the hobby I will still be totally involved with the fancy. The North of England Gloster Club is a work in progress. We have broadened the scope of the show to include the Old Varieties Canary Association and Scots Fancy Specialist Club. Now it is

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