Tom's in Trouble
I have been defending Tom when EmBee accused him of eating the plants. I have never seen him trying to climb into the raised bed until today and he managed it. He made no attempt to eat the broad bean plants but he did his best to trample them under foot-why because I needed to run and get the camera for a photo shoot!
Personally I still think he was trying to find the shortest route to where I was with the food. I wonder what Turtle Soup tastes like!Archives:
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posted by ChrisB @ 11:26 am
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11 Comments:
The beating of the tom toms.
AC LOL embee now has to work out how to stop him.
Oh, no, not turtle soup! I agree, he was taking the shortest path. Kind of like using Mapquest, it may not be the best route, but it is the shortest.
Electric Fence? hehe only joking. Quick ways are very important to tortoises so I agree with you!
Jan and Daffy he wanted the apple I had in my hand. He likes me to hand feed him-you should have seen how quickly he scoffed half an apple!
He was probably at the Tom(atoes) lol
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:( NO to Tomtle soupe
Can't tell you what turtle soup tastes like, but turtle steak isn't bad.
Oh please not PET turtle soup.
You could have had that in China.
Love your China pix and descriptions.
reminds me of that old joke
"One day, a Rabbit, a Turtle, and a Buzzard were planning on starting a farm. The Turtle and Buzzard were digging holes, and they sent the Rabbit out to find horse manure, to fertilize the land. While the rabbit is out finding manure, the turtle and buzzard strike oil. They become instantly rich. When the rabbit returns, he sees a mansion. He rings the doorbell, and a butler answers. The rabbit says "where is the buzzard and the turtle?". The butler replies "Mr. BuzzARD is out by the yard, and Mr. TurtEL is out by the well." the rabbit says, " Tell Mr TurtEL who is out by the well, and Mr BuzzARD, whos out by the yard, that Mr. RabBIT is here with the sh*t!"
only because of the turtle in your garden of course.
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