Now it's shorts weather and the plants are in full bloom, avoid cycling
close to (i.e through) bunches of nettles.
Ouch.
R
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Now it's shorts weather and the plants are in full bloom, avoid cycling
close to (i.e through) bunches of nettles.
Ouch.
R
Random said:Now it's shorts weather and the plants are in full bloom, avoid
cycling close to (i.e through) bunches of nettles.Ouch.
R
Ouch! On one section of my commute there's some nettles that are getting
awfully close to my bare elbows, each week I seem to lose a couple of inches
of clearance and it's very close now.
Random said:Now it's shorts weather and the plants are in full bloom, avoid cycling
close to (i.e through) bunches of nettles.
Yeah. The butterflies were many and beautiful today up Brentor.
Don't mess with their food:-)
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Not me guv
In article <[email hidden]>, Pete Biggs
p@honeydewbiggs{remove_melon}.tc said:Any product recommendations?
I use a substance called OFF! Lotion which I bought in Greece -
contains 6.65% deet.
It is very effective against the Greek mosquito and the Scottish
midge!
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A T (Sandy) Morton
on the Bicycle Island
In the Global Village
http://www.millport.net
Sandy Morton said:I use a substance called OFF! Lotion which I bought in Greece -
contains 6.65% deet.It is very effective against the Greek mosquito and the Scottish
midge!
We got some stuff in Austria labelled "Anti-Mueckte Balsam" (anti-midge
cream). It works on the big black horseflies they have over there but
it absolutely honks.
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