Snakes alive!!

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Originally Posted by CraigE

Leave it they are an asset. Try and get your wife used to it.

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That's not going to happen.

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Originally Posted by CraigE

They are truly spectacular animals if you can get past all the myths and fear.

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That's my spin on it too!

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Originally Posted by CraigE

Pick it up and give it a cuddle.

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Again, not going to happen.


Well, as soon as it started to rain, it moved on.

I'm wrapped, it's great having a zoo!

We have possums that get feed almost every night, including one that now comes into the kitchen and waits while we cut up corn cobs.

A Mountain parrot that lands on the screen door and talks till we go out and hand feed it. It even flies into my work shop and follows me around, landing on anything close by.

A Corella that my wife can now pat while it feeds.

Butcher Birds that also land on the screen door and cry till we feed them.

And so on!

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Originally Posted by rangieman

She needs to get past the fear it is only a python and leave it alone ;)

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until it sneaks into the bedroom and coils around your neck whilst your asleep:p

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Originally Posted by drivesafe

That's not going to happen.


That's my spin on it too!

Again, not going to happen.


Well, as soon as it started to rain, it moved on.

I'm wrapped, it's great having a zoo!

We have possums that get feed almost every night, including one that now comes into the kitchen and waits while we cut up corn cobs.

A Mountain parrot that lands on the screen door and talks till we go out and hand feed it. It even flies into my work shop and follows me around, landing on anything close by.

A Corella that my wife can now pat while it feeds.

Butcher Birds that also land on the screen door and cry till we feed them.

And so on!

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So, you and Mrs Tim are attracting the critters that have attracted the Python.
Anyway, out of sight, out of mind, eh.

Ron

Yeah, I bet that python would just LOVE a possum dinner!!:p

move the washing line,


cheers,
D

I think the python has been around for a while.

Around 18 months ago, at about 5pm one afternoon, we get a knock at the front door and a young guy tells us that there is a VERY large python in our front yard.

So we go out to have a look, and so does half the neighbourhood.

The young chap was driving down the street when he saw the python crossing the road so he stopped and waved to other drivers so they wouldn't hit it.

The thing must have been 3m long and the local kids had a ball, following it into our garden.

I suspect it's the same VISITOR.

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Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

until it sneaks into the bedroom and coils around your neck whilst your asleep:p

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One python in the sack is enough mate;)

Have a quiet word to the snake,see if it will swallow the good lady whole:wasntme::wasntme::wasntme::wasntme:

Ive just had 3 nites free of Deb,one of the few spells since she had her stroke.I went to the city to collect her today.
Now I would be happy to fight the snake off,last week I would have been happy to help push her down its throat.:wasntme::wasntme::wasntme::wasntme::wasntm e:
A bit of respite was great.:cool::cool::cool::cool::cool::cool:
Andrew

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Originally Posted by LandyAndy

Ive just had 3 nites free of Deb,one of the few spells since she had her stroke.I went to the city to collect her today.

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Wishing her well mate.

It's back :o

Can't wait till my wife finds out.

When she does find out, I think she will want to put the house on the market ASAP:D

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...015/09/331.jpg

Thats it's tail in the far left side of the pic.

It's got to be at least 3m long.

LOVE IT!

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...015/09/332.jpg