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biggs682

Itching to get back on my bike's
Location
Northamptonshire
First cuppa went down well
Looks like the trees are swaying well
 
Parental unit's prescription dropped off, and a gallon of chainsaw oil bought.

The agricultural engineering place did have rat traps, but not the ones I wanted. I don't want a live trap, the cheap plastic ones are useless (The Big Cheese - waste of money), and I don't want to be putting poison bait down.

Off to Screwfix tomorrow, methinks. And take a load of stuff to the tip, as that's just round the corner from Screwfix.

Aaaaaaaaaaaanyways, time for a :cuppa: and a smackerel of something.
What you need is something along the lines of a pitcher plant with a slippery neck but with a gas turbine at the base ! :whistle:
 
Parental unit's prescription dropped off, and a gallon of chainsaw oil bought.

The agricultural engineering place did have rat traps, but not the ones I wanted. I don't want a live trap, the cheap plastic ones are useless (The Big Cheese - waste of money), and I don't want to be putting poison bait down.

Off to Screwfix tomorrow, methinks. And take a load of stuff to the tip, as that's just round the corner from Screwfix.

Aaaaaaaaaaaanyways, time for a :cuppa: and a smackerel of something.

On the city farm I worked at you could hear the rats running under the floorboards in the main building. We had an official rat catcher on the team, and occasionally I would be called on to burn a rat in the workshop furnace.

Once some of the kids met the rat catcher carrying a deceased rat for his cremation. My colleague ended up having to dig a grave and officiate at a funeral.
 

oldwheels

Legendary Member
Location
Isle of Mull
On the city farm I worked at you could hear the rats running under the floorboards in the main building. We had an official rat catcher on the team, and occasionally I would be called on to burn a rat in the workshop furnace.

Once some of the kids met the rat catcher carrying a deceased rat for his cremation. My colleague ended up having to dig a grave and officiate at a funeral.
Distilleries and maltings tend to have lots of rats. Sometimes they got caught in the conveyor and ended up in the grist mill. You heard a thump and a flat rat shot out into the mash tun. Added to the flavour.:ohmy:
 
Morning.
Grey but dry here this morning .
I've been told that a steam train may be going down the GWR line here today at 12.40. Mayflower is supposed to be the steam engine . It should be heading towards Bath from London . I thought it was going to go on the Great Bedwin route to the South and come into Bath from Bradford on Avon . I will try to go down to see it .
 
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