He’s enjoying the lovely new grass. There isn’t any Himalayan balsam for him and his mates to gorge on; they ate it all last year. On the outside of the perimeter stock fences the balsam is four feet high, but hardly a stalk on the marsh. What a wonderful success story!
Wilden Marsh Mike says: "Come join the fun!" (CLICK THIS IMAGE TO SEE OUR WORK PROGRAMME)
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Well done – champion chompers! I love his muddy socks too 🙂
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Drooket
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Aye… drooket tae the skin and eaten alive by midgies !
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rain is fine but wind and don’t mention the M word
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Well they are out on the marsh, Scott. I’ve been splash in on the Eau de Jungle Formula for a free weeks.
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But where is the belt?
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It is there, Tom. The belt shows up better in dry conditions.
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You must have good eyesight.
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The belt is there, though.
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