Jul 2018
6:55pm, 19 Jul 2018
34,469 posts
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McGoohan
Did someone call?
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Jul 2018
7:23pm, 19 Jul 2018
23,255 posts
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LazyDaisy
Columba needs your googly eyes, McG. So to speak
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Jul 2018
7:25pm, 19 Jul 2018
28,987 posts
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Diogenes
I once trod on a Weaver fish, hurt like buggery and made me feel quite unwell. The thing to do is to put your foot in water as hot as you can stand as soon as possible. The tide was out when I did it and I was helping my daughter into her wetsuit at the time. By the time I’d hobbled up the beach to find Mrs D, and she’s consulted first with the lifeguards, and then gone to the nearest cafe and returned with a plastic tub of warming water, it was a bit late.
I did not put any dairy produce or preserves on it, although it was an old ice cream tub.
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Jul 2018
7:28pm, 19 Jul 2018
23,256 posts
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LazyDaisy
That's useful to know though Dio. I was a bit put off going in the sea at Ventnor IoW when I read a long list of things to beware of and one of them was weaver fish.
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Jul 2018
8:09pm, 19 Jul 2018
28,989 posts
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Diogenes
Wear sea/beach shoes
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Jul 2018
8:09pm, 19 Jul 2018
34,470 posts
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McGoohan
My wasp sting has gone down now of its own accord
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Jul 2018
8:28pm, 19 Jul 2018
30,805 posts
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Night-owl
That's good, may he never return
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Jul 2018
8:33pm, 19 Jul 2018
34,530 posts
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alpenrose
I've been going in the sea all my life and never been stung by a weever fish. We were taught from a very young age not to scuff our feet in the sand in the shallows as that's where they lurk.
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Jul 2018
8:47pm, 19 Jul 2018
28,990 posts
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Diogenes
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Jul 2018
8:51pm, 19 Jul 2018
23,257 posts
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LazyDaisy
I saw that on Twitter and it made me laugh too! Matt is a very witty cartoonist.
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