What's your Gardening nightmare..!!??

Discussion in 'Members Gallery' started by Marley Farley, Sep 22, 2007.

  1. Victoria

    Victoria Lover of Exotic Flora

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    Hey, ydd, t'other half says ham and cheese is better than rat-atouille as he's not much into the veggie scene. :D
     
  2. strongylodon

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    It's a good job our cat Milie only brings in mice not voles as the mice have long tails and thats how I pick them up. Oh I forgot to say she doesn't kill them just brings them in! thats why I have to catch them chasing them all round the living room, hall, porch..... yep, good to have a long tail. [​IMG]
     
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    As reptiles and amphibians are the animals I like most here's one for Marge (found at Cragside House on holiday). I think they are great especially for the garden, this one's a beauty, couldn't possibly give you nightmares. [​IMG]
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  4. Willo

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    I can pretty much cope with everything the garden has to throw at me with the exception of when something touches my face.

    Yesterday I walked into a spider web :eek: I was quick sharp into the shower following that. The spider was probably having a cup of tea in the bush the web was attached to and having a right good laugh at me trying to scratch my face off and rid my hair of the web. :eek:
     
  5. PeterS

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    I don't mind most things - but I was on holiday quite a long time ago in The Gambia, and saw a monitor lizard (about four foot long) disappear into the bushes. I followed it to get a better look - but then I chickened out. I decided a four foot long lizard was a bit scarry.
     
  6. marge

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    Oh gee - thanks Strongy :D :eek: :D
     
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