Re: the C word
Posted: Thu Apr 30, 2020 9:31 pm
if that snake is an example of hillwalking conditions in Oz then I would happily stay at home
For walking in Scotland
https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/Forum/
https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=96080
mynthdd2 wrote:if that snake is an example of hillwalking conditions in Oz then I would happily stay at home
Glengavel wrote:... wondering what they're protecting themselves against..
mynthdd2 wrote:...and another thing - if I was to be bitten I could always get better by having Dettol injected in my bloodstream and a UV lamp inserted in some handy orifice...
mynthdd2 wrote:...and another thing - if I was to be bitten I could always get better by having Dettol injected in my bloodstream and a UV lamp inserted in some handy orifice...
Glengavel wrote:I think in Australia the smaller things are (snakes, spiders, etc.) the more lethal they are.
onsen wrote:You do get used to thought of so many harmful beasts....otherwise you'd never leave the house ! Try not to Google, trapdoor spider, taipan, brown snake, irukandji jellyfish, tiger shark... they'll give you nightmares.