Arry
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So I take it your a countryman and if you watch something for twenty minutes you would know what your are looking at having seem just about every animal that lives in the UK? Oh come on. Cheers Arry
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I wish mate. This is honest truth I gave this mate a rubber brick phone and he won't use it, it took photos about the size of a postage stamp. No photos, but I will tell you his account is one of the best I have heard. I 100% believe him he never mentioned this account till I asked him. He was working on a bungalow on the side of Dartmoor near a place called Wrangaton not far from Sparkwelll Zoo Dartmoor. He was up a ladder with his mate footing it when he spotted a large big black cat stalking along a hedge infrount of two rabbits. As it got closer to the rabbits one bolted towards him and
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Why would mates I've known for over fifty years lie to me and not report or go to the press ffs. Some I have said have you seen a big cat out of interest, got their account but never ever put it about. These are good countrymen I've know all my life, one I grew up with our gardens backed onto each other solid guy watch one for twenty minute stalking rabbits while doing a gutter on a bungalow on the side of Dartmoor about two hundred yards away. Not liars good country folk good accounts. Cheers Arry
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So let's just agree to disagree. Or keep casting a line see who bites. Cheers Arry
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Have you considered hanging tiles. Or batten off mesh and redo plaster there by creating a cavity. Next door to me done it as cavity fill was crap and was compromised, it worked a treat. Cheers Arry
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Nice one Kev got to take advantage of a bit of good weather. Cheers Arry
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I agree D but its always nice to go back and listen to the bloke that wrote the song. Cheers Arry
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Interesting facts about the Birch Polypore. https://thevillageplate.com/2017/03/22/birch-polypore-medicinal-wild-mushroom/ Cheers Arry
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The brown one is a Bolete, I need to see underside. If it has no red on it and does go NOT blue when cut is edible. One last check and this might sound mad but lick the cut bolete, this is to check that its not a Bitter Bolete not poisonous but will ruin any dish. The others are the Birch Polypore a very interesting fungi with a lot of good properties, anti cancer, anti septic, anti fungal and many more. Cheers Arry
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Few I made up, I could not use one with large open ends it would slaughter the hedgehogs. Cheers Arry
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Really interesting have you grown "Maitake" (Hen of the Woods)? Supposed to have good properties. Also I'm quite interested in Birch Polypore which has all sorts of anti septic, anti cancer and many more properties. Cheers Arry
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Trapperman if your Wine caps come up come you put some pictures up. I find this very interesting. Cheers Arry
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I don't really know trapperman. But look up "Stubble Rosegill" see if that fits mate. Cheers Arry
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Thats what I do Mick. As long as you pick them when they are ripe, should feel like a ripe plumb to the touch. Atb. Cheers Arry
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Yeah mate they are clamping down on the eastern europeans camping out comical fishing, the b*****ds been f***ing it up for months. locals imitated and cant fish. At least now its f****d their game up with refrigerated lorries parked on the road above with them ferrying mackerel up all day long. Just be aware of minimal sizes. which I think is 200mm if any you guys going down to them marks. Cheers Arry
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Well done mate, Mackerel bit scarce at the moment hope they come back with the big tides. As for them bloody seals they are every where now, think thats why we don't get many Plaice now. If any body is going to Hopes Nose or Berry Head Fisheries and Police are enforcing the minimal size and making people throw back undersize fish. Cheers Arry
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Absolutely mate well underwater, thats what I'm pointing out. Its surprising how it survives there. If you look carefully at the bottom of that dead stick you can see a Bolete. Not for eating these or at leased not by me. Cheers Arry
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Out for a mooch today just a few shots to show how close Ceps get to the water. On the side of the main river. The bloody slugs love them so do the maggots. Lol Cheers Arry
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Manners maketh man. I so love it when I hear young ones with good manner. Cheers Arry
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Looks like a Wax Cap of some type, but I don't know it. Cheers Arry
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The Millers are edible but there is some thing you can muddle them up with think its cloudy agaric. Cheers Arry
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This Half dead Old Oak has looked the same all my life on the bank of the river. Locals call it the Shag Tree with all the Cormorant and Shags that sit in the dead branches. Cheers Arry
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