Yes it is. I'm just considering it. All info would help me make a decision on even whether to try it or not.
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I may look into getting one. Thanks!!
For the most part, Toretto’s garden is done... I think he likes it. I monitored temps in his box for two days now and this morning I put him in. He was scared of the plastic door but after a couple hours he found his way out. He will sleep there tonight and tomorrow I will start my little ones’ upgrade.
Males are the pretty ones with all the big fins. Females kinda look like a regular fish.
See I was right they always end up outdoing ma and pa...young people are so brilliant.
A pretty visitor.
I heard Zappos was thinking about selling one shoe. I saw a petition or something a few weeks ago.
He looks like the king of his domain.
Her travels in the UK are by car.
She works for a civil engineering company. They have to do environmental impact surveys before they build anything - roads, bridges, railways, etc - and when they’re building have to take steps to minimise their impact on the environment.
She does surveys mostly of animals and plants... focussing on protected species eg bats, dormice, badgers, otters, reptiles, amphibians... writes a lot of reports... recommends mitigation for damage (different routes, encouraging wildlife to move or physically moving it) and supervises the builders making sure they don’t dig up or disturb things they shouldn’t.
I find it quite amazing that my young-looking blonde 25 year old is out in reflective gear, hard hat and steel toe cap boots bossing round road crews. She still gets IDed for paracetamol and you can buy that from age 16 here
Anyway she seems to be doing very well at it and I get cute wildlife photos which I share in here. Actually the last photo I got from her was badger poop with an (allegedly) very interesting purple marker pellet in it [emoji23] ... but they’re usually better than that
These are European hedgehogs. They don’t make good pets.
The ones sold as pets are African pygmy hedgehogs. They have a shorter nose and are paler under the prickles than our wild ones.
They’re hedgerow creatures feeding on slugs, snails and invertebrates. They’re considered a gardeners friend and are much loved in the UK. Definitely not pests.
Unfortunately they are going into decline thanks to habitat loss. People are being encouraged to make sure there are holes in their fences to ensure the hedgehogs can move from garden to garden, to avoid pesticides and slug pellets and to make their gardens wildlife friendly to encourage them.
Our garden was always pretty wildlife friendly as we had a free range tort to deal with. I have been planting more specifically for wildlife recently and doing what I can to encourage things.
Wow! Gorgeous!
Thank you - I certainly did!I loathe ironing. Fortunately, I generally only have JoesDad’s work shirts to do. I have a pair of my smart trousers to iron as well this week. I do everything thing possible not to have to iron anything
Enjoy your Sunday lunch
It was nice to get together with some of the family and to see my sons fiance who has been over for the last week from Las Vegas to get the notification for their wedding sorted out (immigration stuff to do with green cards I think because he is from UK living in US while she is from US and they are marrying in UK).
It was a lovely sunny but chilly day here
Hope you have a pleasant Sunday too.
Oh how exciting. A wedding to look forward to
We had a lovely day out in the garden then I cooked a roast lunch for JoesDad who has just boarded his plane to India.
He’s due back on March 29th. Fingers crossed for no crashed out of Brexit passport control chaos on that day [emoji849]
What a lovely adventure you are having, hope next week is as exciting for you (and us)
Don’t know about you, but those blue skies, sunshine and manatees transport me to a warmer place. My mental version doesn’t have mosquitoes to bite me or hungry alligators... just peace and tranquility
Well done to you and hubby, and so sorry for your loss.
I'm going to tell my son because he's a veteran. I'm sure a lot of them may have similar issues. But it would take a big man to fill your shoes. I wear size 7 so it would take both my feet. Then I'd look like a pogo stick hopping around.Hello everyone, just wanted to let you all know. If you know anyone with a amputation of the left leg. I have plenty of shoes for the right foot. Size 14
