THE GOOD BAD AND UNTHINKABLE.

Just read the full account of the burning down of the Hoosier Classic loft.

It was apparent at first sight that it was more than likely to be a arson attack, no way on earth would the whole loft be at the same stage of burning without it being started with the intention of nothing being left.

So far no conclusion has been officially reached.

Not only the pigeons but four dogs were also killed, enough to make a person go off his/her rocker.

Despite all the heart ache and misery the owners of the event have decided to go ahead and have a race in 2020, the new loft well on the way to being constructed, and the2020 event will go ahead.

This will no doubt (and hopefully) be a big blow to those who did the unthinkable
(if that is the case), and I hope their consciences p***k them until it is unbearable.

The only good things that has emerged, the culprits will not have got their way and the rallying fanciers supporting the owners prove the majority of fanciers are
supportive and genuine fanciers.

Regards.

yes well done ...dont let the barstewards grind ya down ...best thing is to carry on and show they have not won

Truly sad. Like your topic posting says. Yes it is a unbelievably sick and cruel world.
the horrid persons doing such ghastly actions we face no, or very little at best, if caught, and found guilty!

no doubt its arson and deliberately done , maybe a grudge against those running it, maybe jealousy, or stepping on someone elses toes .........horrible thing to do whatever the reason .

Firstly I feel for the creatures that died - shamefully! Then the devastation of having to rebuild - if possible. For that takes time and effort. maybe the zest6 will be lost.
Yes money too. For whatever the way forward maybe, memories will surely hinder along the way forward.

New loft nearly complete, sure to have race 2020, Daz.

Some goodwill come from it eventually but what a sad and painful time for all concerned.

Have my very best wishes for the future of all those concerned other than those responsible for the atrocity, in which respect words fail me.

Regards.