uhoh wasps nest!

while being stuck behind a tracktor with a grass/hedge cutter today i was attacked by countless numbers of the little blighters. i guess the cutter destroyed a nest of them and they were out for vengence, unluckly for me i was'nt cuckooned in a glass cab. while making my escape swearing and shouting i only suffered 5 stings, 3 on the calf, 1 on 3rd finger and 1 lower back.
along the trail a bit i pulled over and covered them in anti-sting cream from my mini first aid kit and carried on with my ride. what i did notice was the more i sweated the less the stings stung so i ended up with quite a good and speedy 30 mile workout, although very sweaty heh
oww my finger!
along the trail a bit i pulled over and covered them in anti-sting cream from my mini first aid kit and carried on with my ride. what i did notice was the more i sweated the less the stings stung so i ended up with quite a good and speedy 30 mile workout, although very sweaty heh


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Well if I didn't somebody else woulda.
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We were all stung many times, but the lad in question was stung loads more than the rest of us..... It was horrible :evil:
H.G. Wells.
Didn't know wasps could ride bikes
any photos of this new wasp bike? hehe
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geez i'm slow, i just got that. it's terrible!
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The best cure was to drink a few more beers and keep an eye out for any more wasps trying to freeload my alcohol!!!!
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That's really dangerous!! If the wasp stings the back of your throat it will swell up and you won't be able to breathe! Then you'll die, breathing's pretty integral to life. Best bet in the garden is a glass!!
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But then I do keep bees
Gt I-Drive XCR5
Was you wearing deodorant, lynx etc?
Oh and a little tip, if your being harrased... Get your censored into the nearest set of trees, foliage etc... They simply cannot find you then, but don't stop.. It's just the most effective way of out running them...
Gt I-Drive XCR5
as soon as i saw i was getting surrounded by them i was out of there peddling like mad.
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So yeah, shouldn't imagine that helped your case
Gt I-Drive XCR5
I guess the wasp must have passed some kind of nasty censored from the rubbish in the bin, to his arm. Nasty buggers.
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So when they're pestering you, and you start to move about frantically.. That's it, they're angry and start stinging.
You see it in parks where family's etc are just chilling out... Some are fine whereas others get harrassed... Could be down to the food they have with them? Yeah, but only in the last 6 weeks of the season, the rest of the time wasps have so much food they don't give a toss about what we have.
Also, this was coming from a bee expert and the bee inspector said it was right too, when it comes to these guys, it's not what they know about bees and wasps, it's more a question of what they dont know.
Gt I-Drive XCR5
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I was out at first light getting a pre work ride in and as I descended a hill in open countryside a wasp appeared inside my sun glasses and wrapped itseld around the
sunglasses frame stinging me immediately- little blighter.
I quickly whipped the glasses off and the wasp escaped to freedom, but not very ppleasant. Could have been a nastier sting and not actually painful, just had to make a story at work about taking on a gang of shinheads and you should see the state of them blah blah!