I used to go off on my bike and come home when I was hungry - aged 10 or so - and walked half a mile to school on my own from 7. Tell that to the kids today...
I used to go off on my bike and come home when I was hungry - aged 10 or so - and walked half a mile to school on my own from 7. Tell that to the kids today...
Great pics of the caterpillar, btw
Hear! Hear!
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
When ah wut lad,we used ta live int' corridor. We were that poor by 'eck. When ah got 'ome fromt school,if ah wut lucky ah git damn good thrashin'. I...them were the days
Woah! That's a stunning moth Nut. Which one is it?, you don't breed them do you? Just after watching silence of the lambs, I'm a bit weary of moth breeders!
We were very lucky Fishy, it had pupated in the soil and we were right there when it emerged. It took a few minutes to work out what we were looking at.
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I used to go off on my bike and come home when I was hungry - aged 10 or so - and walked half a mile to school on my own from 7. Tell that to the kids today...
Great pics of the caterpillar, btw
Hear! Hear!
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
When ah wut lad,we used ta live int' corridor. We were that poor by 'eck. When ah got 'ome fromt school,if ah wut lucky ah git damn good thrashin'. I...them were the days
Ah but, I'm going backwards Phillippa - been going backwards for ages
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Well.............. it's nice that someone's got a reason to have a party
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Just emerged and expanding its wings
In the sticks near Peterborough
Those are incredible pictures nut!! Are they your own? I would just love to see that happening...
Woah! That's a stunning moth Nut. Which one is it?, you don't breed them do you? Just after watching silence of the lambs, I'm a bit weary of moth breeders!
We were very lucky Fishy, it had pupated in the soil and we were right there when it emerged. It took a few minutes to work out what we were looking at.
In the sticks near Peterborough
That was a Death's Head Hawkmoth in Silence of the Lambs Bamboogie