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Lynn Hill's avatar

My local park has lots of mole hills. I now see them in a different light. Each one with moley underneath wearing a hard hat and hi viz jacket. It’s definitely going to make me smile whenever I see them.

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Kathy Slack's avatar

Thank you - I'm really chuffed it made you smile. Also - maybe you could collect some mole hill soil from the park for potting on???

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Emma Mills's avatar

I feel your pain but you did make me laugh and I’m glad Moley is still going strong 😊

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Kathy Slack's avatar

He's great anecdote material if nothing else!

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Kirstie Young's avatar

Love that robust Mole PR saved moley for another year 🤣

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Kathy Slack's avatar

So true. Kenneth Grahame will answer for my lost beetroot harvests!

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Mark Diacono's avatar

Not sure I could do for moley either!

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Kathy Slack's avatar

Quite! I'm too soft for whack a mole

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Max Brearley's avatar

Not sure if you'd class this as a source of childhood PTSD but the one time a mole invaded a freshly laid turf lawn (surrounded by farmland), dad resorted to mixing bowls over the holes, a canister of petrol and a match. He didn't repeat the solution for the menagerie of farm animals that found their way over the fences.

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Elspeth Ham's avatar

The all time great get rid of mole story, not to be accomplished by just anyone IMO, though even I have a hilarious squirrel saga along these lines....is to be found in the first book (my favorite) of Machaelle Small Wright; Behaving As If the God in All Life Matters.

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Kathy Slack's avatar

Mothballs! Genius!

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