Aye, we have funny customs north of the Tyne
John
John
when one a walk where I used to live I saw a full grown ewe tangled in barbed wire. My god that was an effort to get it free.
Discovered a sheep on her back whilst out for my constitutional this morning......managed to get her up (unbelievable weight, took all my strength but managed it somehow).
Unfortunately she had rolled onto one of her lambs and crushed it it seemed to have a dislocated shoulder and had been dead for a bit.
Felt wretched all day.
John
No worries Mr. B.....no way could I be a farmer and witness suffering animals - I know it’s nature to a degree but I can’t deal with it.
John
I don’t like killing snails so I go out in my garden at night after it’s been raining or I’ve watered the garden, pick them up and lob them over my back fence into the alley behind. Once I started dabbing them with a spot of tippex before throwing them over to see if they were homing snails. A few of them did return.I was having a burn up tonight. Full well knowing some snails could be fried. As soon as I found one I had to stop. I then found a few more so I escorted them across the road to a little wood by the neighbours fence.
I don’t like killing snails so I go out in my garden at night after it’s been raining or I’ve watered the garden, pick them up and lob them over my back fence into the alley behind. Once I started dabbing them with a spot of tippex before throwing them over to see if they were homing snails. A few of them did return.
My dad in law made a snail shaped catapult and they fly like a bird over the London skyline when he uses that.. I shouldn't laugh, but I do. Hate slugs and snails.I don’t like killing snails so I go out in my garden at night after it’s been raining or I’ve watered the garden, pick them up and lob them over my back fence into the alley behind. Once I started dabbing them with a spot of tippex before throwing them over to see if they were homing snails. A few of them did return.