Our precious tomatoes, that is! Our
friend has come back, and has successfully, over the past few days, managed to deprive us of our much-looked-forward-to fresh, succulent, umami-packed daily tomato treat.
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Stolen tomato #3, half eaten on the ground. |
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Remnants of Lost Tomato # 4, on top of the fence. |
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Mother fucker! When we came down this morning, there were the remnants of Lost Tomato # 5! |
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Mr Cicerone, getting serious. (Nice shoes!) |
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Possum trap, well baited, and relocated from our garage where it had been for a few days, to the current scene of the crime. |
As I type, Mr Cicerone is setting up both a motion detector, and video surveillance camera. Stay tuned!!
Can I borrow the trap to capture the vermin in my backyard? I keeps eating the flowers and digging throughout every bed.
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