Today's visitor

team47b

Outside the front door...



For scale...

Flâneur

Hate snakes, only beaten by salt water crocs

sungod

oi! snakes are nice

not as good as cats, but still nice

Flâneur

Not a cat person either, did buy the lass a kitten, just neglected to mention how my dogs hate cats

arran77

That's not a snake, this is a snake



My daughters birthday party this afternoon

team47b

Muito boa!

sloppyschleckonds

Yikes!

arran77

SloppySchleckonds wrote:

Yikes!

We had tarantulas, scorpions and various lizard things there as well 8)

sloppyschleckonds

arran77 wrote:

SloppySchleckonds wrote:

Yikes!

We had tarantulas, scorpions and various lizard things there as well 8)

TBF fair, I'd be more scared of the kids....

arran77

SloppySchleckonds wrote:

arran77 wrote:

SloppySchleckonds wrote:

Yikes!

We had tarantulas, scorpions and various lizard things there as well 8)

TBF fair, I'd be more scared of the kids....

Good shout, a room full of 6 year olds is pretty scary

ballysmate

arran77 wrote:

That's not a snake, this is a snake



My daughters birthday party this afternoon

Is that Mrs Arran in the background?

arran77

Ballysmate wrote:

arran77 wrote:

That's not a snake, this is a snake



My daughters birthday party this afternoon

Is that Mrs Arran in the background?

No.

I did manage to 'accidentally' get lots of the mums legs in the background when I was taking pictures

ballysmate

arran77 wrote:

Ballysmate wrote:

arran77 wrote:

That's not a snake, this is a snake



My daughters birthday party this afternoon

Is that Mrs Arran in the background?

No.

I did manage to 'accidentally' get lots of the mums legs in the background when I was taking pictures

Get any fur?

arran77

Ballysmate wrote:

arran77 wrote:

Ballysmate wrote:

arran77 wrote:

That's not a snake, this is a snake



My daughters birthday party this afternoon

Is that Mrs Arran in the background?

No.

I did manage to 'accidentally' get lots of the mums legs in the background when I was taking pictures

Get any fur?

I'll have to examine the pictures later

arran77

Ballysmate wrote:

Get any fur?

Here you go Bally, just for you......

BelgianBeerGeek

Impressed as I am with Arrans "up the shirt shots", can I ask T47: Is that snake normal out there? Mrs BBG freaks at a spider, but is talking more and more about living abroad. And yes, I'm trying to delay with tales of scorpions, flesh-eating bugs etc. Snakes would delay the moving abroad idea indefinitely I think. I now it's sad but I kinda like GB (although I might move to Belgium for the beer :P )

BelgianBeerGeek

BelgianBeerGeek wrote:

Impressed as I am with Arrans "up the shirt shots", can I ask T47: Is that snake normal out there? Mrs BBG freaks at a spider, but is talking more and more about living abroad. And yes, I'm trying to delay with tales of scorpions, flesh-eating bugs etc. Snakes would delay the moving abroad idea indefinitely I think. I now it's sad but I kinda like GB (although I might move to Belgium for the beer :P )

Should of course be " up the skirt shots". Beaver, minge, MILFs etc :roll:

crumbschief

team47b wrote:

Outside the front door...

Nice to see Thing from The Addams Family is doing ok as well.

Stevo_666

crumbschief wrote:

Nice to see Thing from The Addams Family is doing ok as well.

You may find that's actually t47's wife...

team47b

BelgianBeerGeek wrote:

Impressed as I am with Arrans "up the shirt shots", can I ask T47: Is that snake normal out there? Mrs BBG freaks at a spider, but is talking more and more about living abroad. And yes, I'm trying to delay with tales of scorpions, flesh-eating bugs etc. Snakes would delay the moving abroad idea indefinitely I think. I now it's sad but I kinda like GB (although I might move to Belgium for the beer :P )

This is the second grass snake I have seen around my house in the last eight years. My house is located in a rural jungle and even in my 'garden' I have only ever seen one snake, an adder. I would say it is about the same as the UK, although I did live in the new forest

We have geckos, chameleons, hedgehogs, feral cats, scorpions and snails in the garden. I don't like snails.

Sounds like you need to live in a town:D

(No decent beer here it's all la**er)

Pituophis

team47b wrote:

BelgianBeerGeek wrote:

Impressed as I am with Arrans "up the shirt shots", can I ask T47: Is that snake normal out there? Mrs BBG freaks at a spider, but is talking more and more about living abroad. And yes, I'm trying to delay with tales of scorpions, flesh-eating bugs etc. Snakes would delay the moving abroad idea indefinitely I think. I now it's sad but I kinda like GB (although I might move to Belgium for the beer :P )

This is the second grass snake I have seen around my house in the last eight years. My house is located in a rural jungle and even in my 'garden' I have only ever seen one snake, an adder. I would say it is about the same as the UK, although I did live in the new forest

We have geckos, chameleons, hedgehogs, feral cats, scorpions and snails in the garden. I don't like snails.

Sounds like you need to live in a town:D

(No decent beer here it's all la**er)

It looks like a ladder snake to me but I've been wrong about stuff before!

RideOnTime

So you were showing your snake to some 6 year olds...

team47b

Pituophis wrote:

team47b wrote:

BelgianBeerGeek wrote:

Impressed as I am with Arrans "up the shirt shots", can I ask T47: Is that snake normal out there? Mrs BBG freaks at a spider, but is talking more and more about living abroad. And yes, I'm trying to delay with tales of scorpions, flesh-eating bugs etc. Snakes would delay the moving abroad idea indefinitely I think. I now it's sad but I kinda like GB (although I might move to Belgium for the beer :P )

This is the second grass snake I have seen around my house in the last eight years. My house is located in a rural jungle and even in my 'garden' I have only ever seen one snake, an adder. I would say it is about the same as the UK, although I did live in the new forest

We have geckos, chameleons, hedgehogs, feral cats, scorpions and snails in the garden. I don't like snails.

Sounds like you need to live in a town:D

(No decent beer here it's all la**er)

It looks like a ladder snake to me but I've been wrong about stuff before!

Loses a bit in translation, in Português it is O Cobra' :shock:

It could well be a young ladder snake as it has not developed the 'ladder ' pattern yet it is difficult to say. I bow to your superior snake knowledge

Pituophis

team47b wrote:

Pituophis wrote:

team47b wrote:

BelgianBeerGeek wrote:

Impressed as I am with Arrans "up the shirt shots", can I ask T47: Is that snake normal out there? Mrs BBG freaks at a spider, but is talking more and more about living abroad. And yes, I'm trying to delay with tales of scorpions, flesh-eating bugs etc. Snakes would delay the moving abroad idea indefinitely I think. I now it's sad but I kinda like GB (although I might move to Belgium for the beer :P )

This is the second grass snake I have seen around my house in the last eight years. My house is located in a rural jungle and even in my 'garden' I have only ever seen one snake, an adder. I would say it is about the same as the UK, although I did live in the new forest

We have geckos, chameleons, hedgehogs, feral cats, scorpions and snails in the garden. I don't like snails.

Sounds like you need to live in a town:D

(No decent beer here it's all la**er)

It looks like a ladder snake to me but I've been wrong about stuff before!

Loses a bit in translation, in Português it is O Cobra' :shock:

It could well be a young ladder snake as it has not developed the 'ladder ' pattern yet it is difficult to say. I bow to your superior snake knowledge

Thanks
Young Ladder snakes start out with ladders (and look far nicer) and they fade into twin stripes as they mature.