AT Statement - https://www.facebook.com/AnglingTrust/p ... 427491406/

In short : No Fishing.

Back at ya, chaps. Keep up the good work in 2021.

(Non-facebook generation! ): When I were a lad, we used to write a letter (by 'and) buy a stamp, lick stamp wi' us tongues, stick it on t'envelope and post letter in't post box. Months later t'editor might put it in Pikelines - then we'd 'ave to wait another three months to see if anyone replied! Y...

I reckon that's the point, although maybe the Facebook Generation is too old, the youngsters have moved on to other apps. Whatever the case I've ordered my new badge. :mrgreen: (Non-facebook generation! ): When I were a lad, we used to write a letter (by 'and) buy a stamp, lick stamp wi' us tongues...

It's all well and good us old farts moaning, but what the Facebook Generation thinks of the new logo/badge is probably more important. I reckon that's the point, although maybe the Facebook Generation is too old, the youngsters have moved on to other apps. Whatever the case I've ordered my new badg...

It's all well and good us old farts moaning, but what the Facebook Generation thinks of the new logo/badge is probably more important.

Kevin Dunne wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 02, 2020 5:27 pm

I agree Dave. On the bright side, all of the 'classic' PAC badges (cloth and enamel versions) we've accumulated will no doubt soar in value.

I would have preferred a reworking of the pre-existing badge/logo rather than a 'great leap forward', or at least a retention of some design elements such as colours. But what's done is done.

I find it strange that the RSPB are moaning about an increase in generalist predators when they usually want to increase predator numbers. For those who aren't aware, this change of direction for them on reared game birds is a twisting of the facts to get round the RSPB's charter which precludes the...