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  1. I rode through a swarm of bees on the Burnley part of the Yarra Blvd
    this afternoon. Thank goodness they weren't in an aggressive mood. No
    stings. Just a few impact ouches. It's a good time to keep your mouth
    closed :-)

    Regards,
    Richard.

  2. The last time that happened to me I thought I had escaped. However, one bee
    had landed on me. She then crawled onto the back of my jersey where she
    kamikazied herself on the back of my neck about 5 mins after I had finished
    my ride.

    P

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    I rode through a swarm of bees on the Burnley part of the Yarra Blvd
    this afternoon. Thank goodness they weren't in an aggressive mood. No
    stings. Just a few impact ouches. It's a good time to keep your mouth
    closed :-)

    Regards,
    Richard.

  3. Your a brave guy 🙂 THe other day i was pretty scared casue there was
    there was this loud buszzing and there were 2 wasp nests overhead full
    of noisy angry wasps, and i was 14 kilomets inside the local national
    park and noone, not even me (i was exploring) knew where i was :p I
    took the other fork in the road 🙂

    Richard Sherratt said:

    I rode through a swarm of bees on the Burnley part of the Yarra Blvd
    this afternoon. Thank goodness they weren't in an aggressive mood. No
    stings. Just a few impact ouches. It's a good time to keep your mouth
    closed :-)

    Regards,
    Richard.

  4. just steer clear of those snappin' ducks near Bridge Road.

    Got stung/bitten by something unknown near where you were at least a
    month ago on the back of my neck, and it's flared up again, maybe
    whitetailed spiders down near the Yarra have now grown wings......

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    Got stung/bitten by something unknown near where you were at least a
    month ago on the back of my neck, and it's flared up again, maybe
    whitetailed spiders down near the Yarra have now grown wings......

    Speaking of "ouch"-ness.. How's the ribbage?

    hippy

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