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[securespark]

When I was an active horseman the muck heap and my garden had lots of slow-worms.

My sister's lad is doing conservation work on building sites and met these fellas:

Baby slow worm

Bigger one

Grass snake

Palmate newt

 

[Brigadier]

My sister's lad is doing conservation work on building sites and met these fellas:




Palmate newt
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That newt looks happy as a pig in shoite

 

[Bodd]

That newt looks happy as a pig in shoite

I have a Newt once... I called him Tiny....

 

[HERTS P&D]

I may be talking out of my backside but I remember someone who lives in the Cotswolds saying they had huge snails and referred to them as Roman snail cos they brought them over to eat

Or they 'Roamed' all over his garden?

Andy

 

[Trazor]

I have a Newt once... I called him Tiny....

The Newt I had was called ..........MY.

 

[Bodd]

The Newt I had was called ..........MY.

Ask me why I called him Tiny.. Then I'll ask why yours was ..........MY.

 

[conny]

They can stay in the Cotswolds as far as I am concerned.

 

[Trazor]

Ask me why I called him Tiny.. Then I'll ask why yours was ..........MY.

Perhaps because they are both MYNewt.

 

[conny]

Perhaps because they are both MYNewt.

That deserves a "GROAN".

 

[Bodd]

Perhaps because they are both MYNewt.

No it was My Newt...




Don't try and nick my jokes.

 

[noseall]

Muck and bullets yet again (sigh).

Boggy

• noseall
• 19 Jun 2020

@Mottie: used the multi tool at least half a dozen times today. Like cutting through built in vertical stack pipes and then rounding the plastic ends so that the fittings can slip on. Impossibly labour intensive without the MT.


Multi tools are the best thing ever.

 

[Mottie]

used the multi tool at least half a dozen times today

Yeah, I've used mine to sand down a bench and then..........put it in the garage! Maybe I’ll use it again one day. Mind you, I was thinking I could now buy a bare DeWalt impact wrench and use the batteries and charger from that. One of these but I’ve still to get my Karcher car washing stuff yet.

 

[noseall]

Yeah, I've used mine to sand down a bench

Plunge cutting is where they earn their corn. Like when you need to cut through some skirting board in situ, or when you need to cut out a bit of plasterboard, or notch out an awkward joist etc.

 

[Trazor]

No it was My Newt...




Don't try and nick my jokes.

Tee Hee..........

 

[lostinthelight]

Plunge cutting is where they earn their corn. Like when you need to cut through some skirting board in situ, or when you need to cut out a bit of plasterboard, or notch out an awkward joist etc.

Speaking of cutting skirting, I though this was a blunt blade till I saw what id been cutting through..cant beat quality blades!