Hug a bug for pudsey event

• howard mcsweeney1

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  20 November 2012     16:17202396
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  these lovely photos come courtesy of tony rouse who is a regular volunteer for w.c.c.p in the folkestone area.
  
  will be interesting to hear what jeane has to say on keeping one as a pet.
  
  
  Giant African Millipede and 'Spiny Devil' Stick Insect getting plenty of hugs for Pudsey at the 'Hug a Bug for Pudsey' event, courtesy of The Bug Roadshow and Hawkinge Community Centre on Friday 16th November.
  
  
  
  

  

  
  
  

  
• Guest 657

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  20 November 2012     16:23202398
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  Aww I like the millipede, I'd pick him up, not too sure about the stick insect, I wouldn't run from it though - unlike spiders
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• Guest 641

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  20 November 2012     17:47202409
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  Lunch.. Mmmmm I'm sure '***ways' could fill a foot long baguette and start a new line in a 'TV Aussie Munchies' style menu
  
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• Brian Dixon

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  20 November 2012     17:57202411
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  posh,how could you think of useing a sub for then critters,a crusty roll would be better.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  20 November 2012     19:05202431
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  you done well there brian, nearly 2 hours from the thread starting to you posting a recipe or serving suggestion.
• Guest 641

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  20 November 2012     19:08202433
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  What sort of dressing would you use Brian?
• Brian Dixon

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  20 November 2012     19:12202435
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  french dressing with wild rocket and cherry tomato.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  21 November 2012     10:54202496
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  we had a couple of stick insects in a glass tank in my primary school, small beer compared to the large one pictured.
• Guest 641

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  21 November 2012     11:57202518
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  Accompanied by a small beer, I think a large glass of sancerre or poilly fume would be better to wash it down
• Brian Dixon

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  21 November 2012     12:11202523
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  closly followed by a quick trip to a&e.