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Maybe so maybe not. Depends on how exciting you find horseshoes I suppose
I'd be more worried about the rickets though...
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I'd be more worried about the rickets though...
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We are graced with numerous hedgehogs possibly because we feed them, unfortunately the neighbours who also feed them had one fall into their pond and drowned. They now have it fenced off.
So this afternoon I made the hedgehog fence for our pond, quite how they climb the steps to get into the raised border is a mystery but better safe than sorry.
So this afternoon I made the hedgehog fence for our pond, quite how they climb the steps to get into the raised border is a mystery but better safe than sorry.
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Ponds should have a nice shallow entry and exit or a little ladder as a means of escape.
Edit. Good your feeding them.
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Agreed.
They would be able to get out of our pond without any problem but would sooner prevent such an event from happening.
Next door have learned a lesson albeit a bit late, the woman was in tears over it.
They must need water though, do you put water out for them as well as food.
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I didn't... as it's fully welded I cut the flats to fit between the diagonals. As long as you line them up well, nobody will know.
I did have the option of punching, but decided it would be quicker to do it the other way.
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Next time your over you can pop down and do my mill table
@brewdexta is closer and has more experience in skimming entire machine tables lol
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Fresh water every night, bowl washed regularly.
When it's warm of an evening we sit there with the conservatory doors open and watch them (noisy so and so's ) they'll happily come to within 5-6 feet of us, tend not to put the food any nearer.
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You do realise h/hogs are usually flea-ridden? 
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Not much to show for it but bunged in a new consumer unit and pulled up some decking to run a supply and isolator for the hot tub that’s coming this afternoon.
Time to kick back and drink while trying to forget what the tub will do to my leccy bills...
Time to kick back and drink while trying to forget what the tub will do to my leccy bills...
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You do realise h/hogs are usually flea-ridden?
And then there’s the mange
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Wrap them in clay, cook in hot embers and that will sort all that out before eating.
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It’s in! All the effort paid off, now to relax and enjoy it
Is it plumbed in as a tig cooler?
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Is it plumbed in as a tig cooler?
Not as yet, but it may get used to make pasta! I filled it from the hot tap and it got to 50 degrees! A little too toasty for a comfortable dip. It’s down to a sensible 38 now and very nice it is too.
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Its no good just showing photographs Jim, Whats the address
