mackem
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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 -
Saw this fella in Zamboanga,caught in a gill-net,the future didnt look rosy for him as they are eaten then the shells turned into guitars or polished and the plates used for hair-cimbs or jewellery,the eggs are for sale in Zambo market often enough,the local name is pawikan,its a hawksbill. I was off the coast of Morocco in the med two or three months ago when I went past a turtle,about the size of a bin-lid,maybe a tad larger,I think it was a green turtle?Totally unperturbed as I passed it at about 4 or 5 knots.
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I did once find this in an outhouse in my garden,I climbed up on the shelving to get a better look and suddenly found everyone else had vacated the outhouse at speed leaving me alone with the snake Also had cobra,python and monitor lizards in the garden at times.
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Only seen a few adders,more grass-snakes and slow worms here than anything else.
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Sounds like fun,how long does the session last,all night?How many coons can be treed in a night?
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Nice pic,always good to see british reptiles
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Is it a current up-to-date copy?If so you have a deal.
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Theres been a few snapping turtles spotted/captured in the UK,one was a quite large specimen Are you in Ontario Coyotehunter?
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Arabs were the original export slavers long before we turned up on the scene,theres still slavery in africa,its just not publicised the way it was,some countries still practice indetured bondage/slavery,you can still buy someone on the dark continent.
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That was then this is now,the concept of inherited guilt is outdated,we arent responsible for the actions of our forefathers.
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I was just clutching at straws to be honest,throwing out names I remembered,I have been to the canary islands on Holiday a few times but just dont recognise that particular feathered resident
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Citrine wagtail?Golden oriole?Or as a complete stab in the dark bulbul?
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Very Colourful I have seen similar ornaments carved from hardwood in Pinas,two lifesize gamecocks facing each other,werent painted however,just the natural colour of the Tugas they were carved from.
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Used to cook it in sections of bamboo,nowadays I just stick it in a rice-cooker,always comes up perfect,about to have some now with a Tikka Masala
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And the cute little chicks
