Eric Salop
Elite Member
Almost perfectly still outside at the moment, with mist blurring the outline of distant trees.
After a couple of hours in a hay field, trying to keep on top of the ragwort, I took a much needed break under an old oak. A grey squirrel paused on his assent of the tree trunk, eyed me up for a few seconds, then carried on up and out of sight. It didn't take long before I heard it disturb a bird. The assault went on for several minutes until finally a magpie flew out and the squirrel was left to gorge itself on the contents of the nest. No doubt that magpie has done the same thing in the past to smaller songbirds.
If nature wasn't so content with what we call cruelty, by now it would have found a way to for trees to produce nuts and berries all year round that taste even better than chicken (or Ted's pork roll
).
Bunyip, Lie Neilson chisels - are they the ones that are really good for tight paint can lids ?
After a couple of hours in a hay field, trying to keep on top of the ragwort, I took a much needed break under an old oak. A grey squirrel paused on his assent of the tree trunk, eyed me up for a few seconds, then carried on up and out of sight. It didn't take long before I heard it disturb a bird. The assault went on for several minutes until finally a magpie flew out and the squirrel was left to gorge itself on the contents of the nest. No doubt that magpie has done the same thing in the past to smaller songbirds.
If nature wasn't so content with what we call cruelty, by now it would have found a way to for trees to produce nuts and berries all year round that taste even better than chicken (or Ted's pork roll
Bunyip, Lie Neilson chisels - are they the ones that are really good for tight paint can lids ?