| Garden Bugs 14:12 - Jul 21 with 1453 views | max936 |
be careful out there those that potter about in the garden, I was carrying out some work on Tuesday evening and somin nasty bit me on my lower leg, what caused it to swell up and caused me no end of pain and irritation every foot forward has been painful, I am now on antibiotics I started them yday and leg is at last getting better.
There's some nasty bugs about that can and do hospitalise folk apparently. [Post edited 21 Jul 2017 14:13]
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| Garden Bugs on 14:23 - Jul 21 with 1431 views | ploppy |
Horse-fly? They're bastards. |  | | |
| Garden Bugs on 16:43 - Jul 21 with 1316 views | Banosswan |
Don't tell the daily mail.
DEADLY FALSE WIDOW INFESTATION HITS SOUTH WALES VILLAGE |  |
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| Garden Bugs on 19:00 - Jul 21 with 1219 views | BrynCartwright |
Hope it wasn't a tick. I am paranoid about those little twunts. If wearing trousers tuck the bottoms into your socks. Can give you Lyme's disease. Only really a problem in long grass though. |  |
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| Garden Bugs on 23:12 - Jul 21 with 1102 views | majorraglan |
| Garden Bugs on 14:23 - Jul 21 by ploppy |
Horse-fly? They're bastards. |
Got bitten twice last week whilst cutting the lawn, nightmare. Massive swelling, itching like mad. Trip to see the nurse and then medication.
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| Garden Bugs on 23:34 - Jul 21 with 1079 views | Garyjack |
| Garden Bugs on 19:00 - Jul 21 by BrynCartwright |
Hope it wasn't a tick. I am paranoid about those little twunts. If wearing trousers tuck the bottoms into your socks. Can give you Lyme's disease. Only really a problem in long grass though. |
Fvck tucking your socks in. Mowing the front lawn is a dangerous undertaking these days. Take no chances. You should get one of these.
Bunch of fvckin pussies!  |  | | |
| Garden Bugs on 10:48 - Jul 22 with 988 views | max936 |
| Garden Bugs on 23:34 - Jul 21 by Garyjack |
Fvck tucking your socks in. Mowing the front lawn is a dangerous undertaking these days. Take no chances. You should get one of these.
Bunch of fvckin pussies! |
Pussies be fuked you ought to see the mess on my fecking leg and its still a mess and the bastard thing bit me on Tuesday. | |
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| Garden Bugs on 20:20 - Jul 22 with 900 views | jacktar |
Max, it's probably worth spraying on some insect repellent before a stretch in the garden. I used to get bitten and they'd come up like golf balls on times. You can also get wipes which I use now and haven't had many bites of late. |  |
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| Garden Bugs on 21:26 - Jul 22 with 865 views | longlostjack |
A friend of ours had Lyme Borreliose from a tick bite. Not good and can take some time before they diagnose it correctly. I don't know how prevalent it is in Wales. We took our dog back a few years ago and the staff at the quarantine centre in Heathrow were saying how much more worried they were about ticks than rabies. In southern Germany it's a real problem.
Edit: She made a full recovery and you've probably been bitten by a midge. Don't want to worry you. It's Saturday night after all! Only typing because Mrs LJ is watching Casualty. [Post edited 22 Jul 2017 21:33]
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| Garden Bugs on 21:31 - Jul 22 with 856 views | Loyal |
Get some honey and rub it on your legs and arms, they hate honey.
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| Garden Bugs on 08:15 - Jul 23 with 785 views | Nogginthenog |
| Garden Bugs on 19:00 - Jul 21 by BrynCartwright |
Hope it wasn't a tick. I am paranoid about those little twunts. If wearing trousers tuck the bottoms into your socks. Can give you Lyme's disease. Only really a problem in long grass though. |
How is Lymes disease only a problem in wet grass? |  | | |
| Garden Bugs on 10:09 - Jul 23 with 738 views | BrynCartwright |
| Garden Bugs on 08:15 - Jul 23 by Nogginthenog |
How is Lymes disease only a problem in wet grass? |
Long grass mate. The tick moves onto your clothing or legs if wearing shorts as you brush against the leaves. | |
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