QUOTE(Engineer Lee @ May 19 2009, 11:05 PM)
You can upload picture files by using "File Attachments" feature, at the bottom most row of replying page, hope you can find it. Show us some photos please.
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WW" symbolizes two birds (of course male and female) flying hand in hand, building nest together and living in harmony...
Dear friend,
I am still blurred and maybe due to too much of internet at my age......better wait for my children to return for UK this coming july to teach me on the basic of copy and paste.
Anyway, thanks for the advice . appreciated,
Added on May 20, 2009, 7:04 pmEven we have our local BH Association but I am willing to join National Assoiation for BH.....The reason for local town Association is to take care of our local problems and there are so much like complaints for the public, meeting with the authorities and having trainings, seminars and courses to keep us well informed. There is no where a national association can provide.
By the way, really what are we suppose to do in national level...........joining DL's group or the present one....all please give your comments to share. These are for the future of this loving industry which we all share and wish to continue inrespecting or what the outcome of any unpleasant guidelines that may force us to vacate our BHs.
I love DL for his work for swiftlets and appreciate all he has done and so what you all say............I may end up joining all to be safe for me and my sanctuary for swiftlets whom seem to like me alot and wherever I go, they follow.. #the last few words are just for the joke and don't you believe me..hahahaha
Added on May 20, 2009, 8:52 pmMany builders think of birds only and forget about themselves which to me is more valuable than the birds. In Dungun, as you all heard that a very rich man fell down because he covered a manhole with wood and over time, the wood gave way, and down he went……I heard that he died on the way to the hospital….even if he live, most of his bones were broken anyway.
Remember, especially the stairway which most of you and birds use for entrance to all floors and most the railings have been removed for better movement for bird but rather dangerous for human, make sure you at least have some sort of stoppers like 2 bricks high to prevent you from slipping and fall. Stairs can sometime very slippery.
Better safe then regret later. Just for thought...
This post has been edited by West Wing: May 20 2009, 08:52 PM