newbie in need of advice !!! (1 Viewer)

[Barcud]

Thank you, just googled and slightly worried about this have made a note to pack a bowl exclusively to wash my dogs paws after every walk !!!

They don't emerge and come down to the ground until March, they live there early phases in the tree eating the needles.

This from Forest Research (Part of Forestry Commission) http://www.impactproject.eu/uploads/pest_profile__pine_processionary_moth.pdf

But washing feet is always a good plan.

 

[Speve]

They don't emerge and come down to the ground until March, they live there early phases in the tree eating the needles.

This from Forest Research (Part of Forestry Commission) http://www.impactproject.eu/uploads/pest_profile__pine_processionary_moth.pdf

But washing feet is always a good plan.

That's what it says in their blurb but if it's a bit warmer earlier like Feb this year they come out earlier.so always be on lookout.

 

[Bart]

Been through Rouen many times and had no problems. Just follow the main road through. If you turn off (which you shouldn't need to) DON'T ignore low height signs.

I'm glad there are actually signs , as i thought there were none that was why a few drivers had got caught out,, or are the signs a bit late , maybe that was it

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[Gina M]

Shouldn't need to hopefully see them before dogs get near to worry about.

Thank you. I love my dog more than him indoors, don't tell him I said that !!!!!

 

[Gina M]

Be careful if you let him swim in some lakes by the Alps. Some have crocs in which were released by idiot owners.

erm, excuse me but my boy loves crocs and he so not afraid of them, the pink ones are his favourite he also likes to chew on my old white pair

 

[wigster]

It would Rouen your roof.

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[Gina M]

OMG I hate the photo I put on, honestly I am not Sue Pollard !!! I will change ASAP

 

[Gina M]

It would Rouen your roof.

Is Rouen French for ruin

 

[Gina M]

joking apart, Thank you all for your help and advice

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[Gina M]

sorry Sue if you read this I think you are gorgeous really

 

[wigster]

Hi de hi etc laffin here .

 

[WillH]

Hello and Welcome. France is fine, loads of people actually live there, and lots of them have dogs. Just go, bound to have a few laughs and hiccups along the way, we always do even after 25 years. Oh, and don't worry if you forget something either, they have shops as well, crafty those French. Perhaps we don't like them but they don't half get it right sometimes.

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[Gina M]

We toured France 10 years ago by car, all we had in those days was a road map. We had the best time ever, every night we would check into a different hotel and my Husband Steve would push me up front to ask for a room as I can speak a little French and EVERY single time the reception would reply back in English to me "its ok Madame I speak English" I would always joke " how very dare you, I am so obviously French !!!" just shows how rubbish my French was although one guy did once tell me my accent was cute

 

[f6c]

Welcome aboard

 

[Gina M]

Thank you.

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