[Oliveview]

Tonight I discovered a dead aubergine plant (a nice plant it was too) looked around the severed roots and there was Mr Moles run :evil:   That is 4 aubergine plants, a couple of toms and a geranium plant all dead to Mr Mole :evil:
I´ve re-set the mole trap, this time much deeper in the run. Fingers crossed I will get the  monster this time.  None of the neighbours have a mole problem and we´ve the smallest plot-  there is much more room to find tasty insects/grubs/worms in next doors garden, and there is a massive olive grove right next to our garden too. One day I will catch a mole, you will hear me cheer when I do.
Pamela

[Larry the lep]

you could use a smoke bomb stick it in the run an set it a light and cover it with mud and stand back and see what happons

[peapod]

Ive got to laugh at that vision!!

[Oliveview]

But which run?? they are everywhere!!  I was watering the garden tonight with th ehose (our well water, not drinkable) and a tunnel opened up, I might have drowned the B*gg*r though
I know the moles  would enjoy life far better in the neighbours garden
Pamela

[bigsprouts]

Ferret Poo stick it in the run and you wont see him for dust cos he will think that a ferret is gonna eat him :twisted:

[Larry the lep]

it dose not matter what run coz the smoke will smoke it out ive seen it reach 1 mile away. what happons is the smoke makes its way down the runs and as the mole smells with its nose it wont come back down that run

[Oliveview]

I wonder what the Spanish for a smoke bomb is
Pamela

[cooperman]

I wonder what the Spanish for a smoke bomb is
Pamela

its bomba de humo.... yes really!!

[Oliveview]

We were once in a local chemist and the pharmacist came to speak to us, his brother was selling a house and had the details of the house translated into english and he wanted us to check them............  the heating units he had were heating bombs we explained that a bomb in english was an explosive.  The air con units (with built in heaters) are bomba de calor.  The gas cannistors are bombona, our old neighbour asked for a bomba de butano  the lady laughed and told her they did not sell gas bombs.
There are quite a few words that just by changing the last letter changes the whole word- as it would- but sometimes it changes the first word to a naughty word  could be embarrassing at times.
Like saying hambre (hunger) and hombre (man) I told the neighbour I had much men instead of much hunger :shock:
Pamela

[bigsprouts]

FERRET POO FERRET POO FERRET POO

[sawnee]

Arnt they listening to you Bigsprouts?

[Oliveview]

There was a man at the vets last week with what looked like a ferret in a string bag- I should have asked him for some poo!  
Pamela

[washsaint]

We use dto have a problem with moles.......we put some mothballs down the run and hey presto!  No more moles (2 years and counting)