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Be careful where you walk
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If you are out and about in areas that you are not familiar with please be very careful as there are a number of pitfalls, literally, scattered around our countryside. Some are water collection areas, or wells and they are not always fenced in. A puppy out for its first walk after injections recently fell in one of the water pits shown below, luckily it had a harness on and the owner was able to catch hold and lift it out.  (Its also got me thinking about mossies!)

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These 2 near me are fairly visible structures but its not until you get right up to them that you realise there is water in them, and its' quite deep. A lot of the wells are just literally a hole in the ground with no cover at all. Can you imagine what hard work it was to create these in the old days before JCBs?
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One can only assume that the words “Health & Safety” have no direct translation into Spanish Big Grin Big Grin
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(06-12-2018, 09:14 AM)Spitfire58 Wrote: One can only assume that the words “Health & Safety” have no direct translation into Spanish Big Grin Big Grin
  UMMM?  NO!
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(06-12-2018, 09:48 AM)Johnrgby Wrote:
(06-12-2018, 09:14 AM)Spitfire58 Wrote: One can only assume that the words “Health & Safety” have no direct translation into Spanish Big Grin Big Grin
  UMMM?  NO!

Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin
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