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6 August 2013, 19:43,
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RE: ticks
Like HL, we take them off our dog practically every day. They're a problem up here for people who work in the outdoors on the estates. I know a few people with chronic Lyme disease. It affects people in different ways. My barber has her central nervous system affected. It gives her similar symptoms to chronic fatigue syndrome. I also know a ghillie who has heart problems due to it.

Ticks are the reason I tend to wimp out when wild-camping, and carry a proper tent rather than a bivvy and tarp.
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ticks - by bigpaul - 27 July 2013, 10:21
RE: ticks - by Grumpy Grandpa - 27 July 2013, 15:02
RE: ticks - by Kenneth Eames - 27 July 2013, 15:10
RE: ticks - by bigpaul - 27 July 2013, 15:16
RE: ticks - by Stewart - 27 July 2013, 17:41
RE: ticks - by Mortblanc - 27 July 2013, 17:32
RE: ticks - by Highlander - 27 July 2013, 21:05
RE: ticks - by Stewart - 28 July 2013, 15:43
RE: ticks - by uks - 28 July 2013, 21:19
RE: ticks - by Highlander - 28 July 2013, 22:39
RE: ticks - by Lightspeed - 6 August 2013, 17:15
RE: ticks - by Tartar Horde - 29 July 2013, 09:45
RE: ticks - by Highlander - 29 July 2013, 20:44
RE: ticks - by bigpaul - 6 August 2013, 17:22
RE: ticks - by Tarrel - 6 August 2013, 19:43
RE: ticks - by Highlander - 6 August 2013, 21:20
RE: ticks - by Dorset Lad - 7 August 2013, 17:48
RE: ticks - by bigpaul - 7 August 2013, 18:04
RE: ticks - by Dorset Lad - 7 August 2013, 18:11

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