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The neighbors were counting their cats! I could not imagine anything climbing that high on the pole to get to safety. But, another neighbor said a raccoon got up on the pole by his house years ago, went to grab the wire with his little hands, got zapped which tightened his grip, and he was hanging from the wire until the electric company came to get his dead body down. Learned something else from that neighbor, who worked with electricity his whole life. If you ever have to check an electric fence wire with your hand, do it with the back of your hand. That way, if it zaps you, you won't grab onto it, which is what will happen with an electric shock, your hand clenches. So, pass it on! Not that anyone will check and electric fence wire with their hand ... at least I sure won't, not on purpose anyhow. LOL
 

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I remember in NJ we had a squirrel cause a fire on a pole there ,he got the door open to the control box on the pole and used it to build his nest and fried the nest and pole .Could not understand it tons of trees around and he uses a pole . Just glad it did not start any other fires ce with all you dry weather it could have been a real problem .great pics too .
 

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lmao you do! we all do

Saw this guy while mowing yesterday, bouncing its web, but of course by the time I got the camera it was holding still, Probably around 3 inches in size.

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darn it should be mogsie he created it where is he still sitting by his pond drinking his home brew and eating cheese
 

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Good thing we can post whatever we want here..............takes the pressure off trying to be smart!

Square Watermelons

A round watermelon can take up a lot of room in a
refrigerator and the usually round fruit
often sits awkwardly on refrigerator shelves.
Smart Japanese Farmers have forced their watermelons to grow into
a square shape by inserting the melons into square, tempered glass
cases while the fruit is still growing on the vine.


darn pictures won't load oh well, neat sq watermelons though
 

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I would have thought a German would have invented the square watermelon! :tongue:
John
 

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