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Ok, this is funny, but it's no joke - someone actually took the time to create, type, print and stick this in our local woods!!!



Louise, Scott & Charlie. xxxx

I would stick several of these posters up if I had any.

I totally agree with the Chief Elf. Dog poo is bio-degradable, unlike plastic bags. I am a great believer in stick and flick if it is on a footpath in the countryside. Failing that, if it is off the beaten track, leave it alone, it doesn't take long to rot down. After all, we don't clean up after horses, cows and sheep, and dare I say it..............humans.

Great poster it should attract attention and get the message across.

Speaking of Fairies
I believe in Fairies,we have one living in our road.
He lives four doors away from us.

I believe in fairies and I collect those pesky bags and bin them as there are loads of poo bins around here so no excuse....and the fairies live on my front lawn,,,,,

Hi Barney,
There is not mushroom on your lawn for you and the dog is there?

Loops wrote:Ok, this is funny, but it's no joke - someone actually took the time to create, type, print and stick this in our local woods!!!



Louise, Scott & Charlie. xxxx

I totally agree!!!!!

Gill
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Lins wrote:I would stick several of these posters up if I had any.

I totally agree with the Chief Elf. Dog poo is bio-degradable, unlike plastic bags. I am a great believer in stick and flick if it is on a footpath in the countryside. Failing that, if it is off the beaten track, leave it alone, it doesn't take long to rot down. After all, we don't clean up after horses, cows and sheep, and dare I say it..............humans.

Would you like me to make you up a poster, Lins??!!! It wouldn't be a problem! We could start a fairy phenomenon!

Louise. xx

Hi Louise, yes please. It would be interesting to see what reaction I get.

The fairies don't live around our neck of the woods - I thought they did a few years ago as I would quite often set off for work and there would be one of the little bags of poo by our gate but when I came home it was gone.
This went on for several weeks until one day I was going to work a bit earlier than usual and saw a friend/neighbour putting a bag of poo by our gate. She saw the look on my face and explained that her dog always chose to "go" just before she got to our driveway so she duly bagged the poo and put it by our gate then picked it up to take it to her own bin on the return journey.

Hi Barney,
There is not mushroom on your lawn for you and the dog is there?

HA Ha......Very FUN...GI