mackem
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I remember at 13 buying a 25 yard salmon net out of my paper money and setting it that first night,I checked it the next morning pulling it in and seeing the silver form of a fish under the water as the net drew in,I had a number of salmon that first morning.Got quite a few over the summer,used the money to buy a single barrel .410 pedretti,a little folding up model,used to carry it under my jacket up to the local woods or wildfowl reserve for roosting pheasants and mallard as they sat illuminated by the moon on the waters surface,f*****g hell,how did we get away with it
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Doesnt take you long to pick up the lingo I was supposed to be going back over a week or so ago but for reasons cant at the moment Get yourself down to Benidorm and see some real english women Much better than those beautiful tanned slim,feminine spanish birds
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Theres a truly massive roost at Esher Rugby grounds,theres an old guy locally,lives in Ashford I think,I met him at queen mary reservoir once when he was bird watching,he estimates the Esher roost as 2000+ strong.
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Pub Sign?This is a sign that hangs above a mates shop
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Your right,a small number in Norfolk in 1855 but the population "Did not persist" in other words died out,theres a massive number of these birds locally,thousands,I pass shepperton most days and the general census of opinion is the local flocks are descendents of the african-queen releases.
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Maybe a small number in 1855,but they are or rather were very localised around west london/shepperton area,I saw probably 100+ when I was out first thing this morning,I think the shepperton theory is where the current population came from.
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Junior sabonguero
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Couple more
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Indonesia and the Philippines,both archipelago's and neither are as tourist friendly as LOS but well worth going to if you fancy getting off the beaten track
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Just found this http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2006757/Sleeping-student-bitten-face-fox-sneaked-cat-flap-climbed-flights-stairs.html
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I did mention it was a GRASS snake didnt I?
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I watched 5 fox at Lunchtime today in a field very close to Walton,I saw 7 in broad daylight in the same field 2 or 3 years ago,plenty around this year.
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This one cost me around £650 mate,I only bought it a few months ago and the boat is in storage for a while But the use I had out of it was enlightening,great for the price
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Do a TEFL before you go,spend 6 months there teaching english I am actually online at the moment looking for flex-wing microlight courses in Asia,just found a flying school in Thailand that have the Quik GT450
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Heres a grass snake I caught years ago
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Go to asia,two and a half k will get you several months in Thailand,cambodia,vietnam and Laos.As paid pointed out dont have a plan,be fluid in your travel when over there,your going to meet people who say I found the most incredible beach/temple/village etc and your going to want to see/do it for yourself. Condoms!You meet lots of backpacking middle-class gap-year types who seem to gravitate towards you for whatever reason :kiss: I did the marco-polo silk-road when I was in my teens,had a wanderlust ever since,interesting times
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harvesting walking sticks and catty forks today.
mackem replied to fishfish's topic in Living Off The Land & Game Cooking
Excellent program,from the book by D.J.Watkins-Pitchford,I never missed an episode
