Tea? (Part 2)

[potsy]

I am looking forward to seeing these sprinting skills for myself next week posty

Err, about that..


come out here, might nip out for a quick 10 mile tt in a bit.

 

[phil_hg_uk]

Err, about that..


come out here, might nip out for a quick 10 mile tt in a bit.

I have just seen the weather forecast for next Sunday, I am ignoring it in the hope it will get better.

 

[phil_hg_uk]

Forecast for north London is warm, and a light southerly wind (according the the BBC)

Well rocky thats because you lot are all surrounded by stuff where as we are in the open air and exposed to the delights of mother nature so I guess it will be another windy, rainy, snowy ride like last year then.

 

[phil_hg_uk]

Just had a message to say that my £1.77 cycle horn had been despatched from china .......... how the hell can they do it for that price inc P&P it would cost me more that that just to post it to rocky.

 

[phil_hg_uk]

I suspect they've put it in a bottle and dropped in into the South China sea.....it should get to Bridlington by 2016, if you are lucky

To be honest I am just intrigued to see if it turns up even if it is a bit shoot when it gets here

 

[Speicher]

Frogs are smart creatures, I am sure he/she can find their own way, it had looked after itself before you came along so I am sure he/she will be fine. Sometimes getting involved can do more harm than good.

Did someone mention my name?

I'd be inclined to agree with lulu. If you think it needs shelter, then you could rig up a bit of board or something, propped up at one end on a brick or something. If it's looking for a pond, it'll move on overnight.

I did not want to get too involved, as you say Lullabelle it can do more harm than good. Kermit is now in the shelter of the trunk of a large shrub, and it is gently raining. Kermit has burrowed into the soil. This might be for camouflage or to keep warm, I am not sure. Building a shelter with cardboard and a brick, might attract the inquisitiveness of the cats. After a night in the garage, Kermit needs some rest to recuperate.

 

[potsy]

Kermit

Problem solved

 

[Speicher]

Fortunately for Kermit, he is so well camouflaged against the trunk of the plant, that unless he moves, he will not be spotted by the cats. Tasha walked within 12 inches of him/her without noticing.

 

[Night Train]

As long as the frog is somewhere sheltered and damp then it should be ok. It must have been local enough to have got into the garage and so it should find its way back to where it came from, in due course, now that it is back outside.



When I was in London my cat 'found' our garden toad and decided to bring it in. Half way in she dropped the toad, which crawled back outside, and wondered about dragging her tongue on the carpet and foaming at the mouth looking very !

A quick call to the vets assured us that she would be fine, as would the toad, and to just give her access to plenty of water.

 

[coffeejo]

My former JRT only tried to catch a toad the once. Left them well alone after that.

 

[GM]

We might have passed you - we've just walked round Hampstead Heath, Highgate Wood and Ally Pally. 13 miles by my calculation

I'm afraid not, this morning out on the around Hadley Wood. Very windy even had to peddle going down the hill at High Barnet. This afternoon walkies Woolwich to Falconwood.

 

[coffeejo]

Has anyone seen the chocolate bikits? I'm sure I bought some this afternoon...

 

[coffeejo]

 

[Speicher]

On the subject of garden wildlife, here is a very happy baby hedgehog.

 

[coffeejo]