you put vinegar on midge bites, got told that yrs ago in Dumfriesshire, mr snake also gets swollen arms from midgies, they don't like my blood
Before you go anywhere with midges you eat lots of smelly garlic or take capsules that seems to work as a deterent for many folks
thats not food
Agreed though package pasties are marginally better. Corniche ain't stupid shipping all the Ginsters ones out of the county...part of some long game in independence most likely
Pies and pasties aren’t food? Are they soft furnishings then?
No idea what this means, I have exported a number of pasties to a nearby country when visiting tho. I probably owe tax or something.
Pasties I have had out of the country would have been reasonably useful as soft furnishings for a short time but no long term plan should be based upon them.
Blood type hopeless, as I calls itDid you know that certain insects are attracted to certain blood types. I have that blood type (O+) and this explains why I've been out with people and have been a magnet to them while they got left alone.
They also like alcohol so if you like a drink expect them, they are coming for you
Had to google this and its up North over the river in Plymouth?
I'm O+ too and trust me they don't like me, it's not that simpleDid you know that certain insects are attracted to certain blood types. I have that blood type (O+) and this explains why I've been out with people and have been a magnet to them while they got left alone.
I got maybe 3/4 bites. Did you know it's the pregnant female midge that bites, not that mr snake did a heap of research after we'd been ot Dumfriesshire, nope!
www.nhsinform.scot
Not according to Penny Mordaunt (the Tory twat).
Penny Mordaunt claims Scotland plagued by 'Victorian diseases and rats'
The Commons leader expressed her shock at the reappearance of rickets and rat infestations in Glasgow.news.stv.tv
It's rainy, grey, and shit here yet again. We're off to Lincolnshire for a few days to get away from it. I love the beauty of Scotland, after a year living here I'm appreciating it more. But I don't want to live here anymore.It's beautiful up here at the minute. Wild, stormy days and then suddenly bright warm sunshine in massive clear skies. I've spent more time at the beach in the past fortnight than I did all summer.
Meanwhile my mum has just got back home to Sussex after visiting here and everything's grey and rainy and shit and half the neighbouring village is underwater
A lot of the rain that hits the mainland seems to miss us up here, and the climate's much milder too.
I think a large part of our problem is that we’ve lived in Iberia for 17 years. Even though we’re in the family house my wife finds it uncomfortable here. We’ve just not got used to it. And we really miss our Andalucian lifestyle. But Scotland is beautiful, and that part we love. Then we chat to friends in Jerez and elsewhere who are sitting in 25C warmth enjoying the tapas and wine while we’re stuck indoors in the cold.
Same in cornwall, makes moving anywhere else seem worse somehow lol. I did have to finally close the windows today.
Did you know that certain insects are attracted to certain blood types. I have that blood type (O+) and this explains why I've been out with people and have been a magnet to them while they got left alone.
They also like alcohol so if you like a drink expect them, they are coming for you
that's because it rarely gets properly warm in summer ;-)
Plenty hot enough for me ta.
I agree... Scotland average doesn't get above 20!Aye. The best weather for getting out and about is a crisp, bright, winter morning. Hot weather is for holidays and cricket, not for living and working in. It's no coincidence that pretty much every country in the world where the mercury routinely tops 30 degrees, have Mickey Mouse economies
