Well, sort of, I find them to be quite amazing creatures. We each have our place in the order of things. This book below is about non-poisonous eradication, myself I collect from the garden in North Fife around managed plants and feed the ducks, they really love them.
Slugs and snails leave a trail of destruction in most gardens. In this book we show you how to make your garden less attractive to them and how to prevent them damaging your plants. Banish slugs - natural solutions for your home & garden; Slugs and snails are a curse for nearly every gardener - there can be nothing more disappointing than discovering that precious plants have been ravaged. And there's no simple way of dealing with them. In this book we look at how to keep the slimy population under control without using poisons that could affect pets or other wildlife. We look at the methods that work and those that probably don't. We look at how to make your garden less attractive to them and how to encourage the wildlife that likes to snack on them. The conclusion - be alert and use as many different methods as possible to combat the threat to your plants. With this in hand you'll soon have the battle won.Banish Slugs and Snails - Naturally (Green Essentials - Natural Solutions for Your Home & Garden S.)
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A wee amble on the right side of the hedge parallel to the road by Ballinbreich farm and castle. There,s something about walking and indeed just being in a wood, calming, peaceful even primal.
This was the view on leaving, Again the silvery Tay, I don't know about you but daily I feast upon it though everyone will have an equivalent sight which I would love to see as well.
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