#21

I like:

Smelling the smells (is it pesticide and soil?)
looking at Christmas decorations
thinking about getting into seeds
The garden ornaments (little dogs, hedgehogs etc)
the funny brands of sweets
Getting a sausage and chips or a Panini

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#22

knees and toes, knees and toes

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#23

I cracked open a pistachio the other day to find a tiny, roasted grub in it. Was probs a good thing though because it stopped me from eating the whole bag in one go.

#24

I’d be fine flinging the caterpillar back to nature and getting on with my food, but I also hate garden centres so might feel tempted to kick up a stink just to show them who’s in charge here.

#25

love the outside bits with the little bridges on display

#26

Had a pack of these the other day-

Was pretty hungry so scoffed the lot. Just tasted like those salt and vinegar peanuts that you can buy.

Have also accidentally swallowed a few flying insects when I’ve been out running. Pretty unpleasant but it’s never made me ill or anything

#27

Caterpillar no worries. Just put himon the table and carry on munching.

Same with most stuff, my hair falls out a lot so my family are used to finding them in their food. Not a big deal really is it?

Also, big fan of garden centres, though I get my baskets from a nursery…

#28

I know far too much about finding bugs and other unwelcome animals in food from work. I’m no longer as grossed out by it as i used to be. Would probably have removed the caterpillar and not eaten the bit it was on but would definitely not have made a fuss. I’ve seen and heard about much, much worse.

#29

what do you do
when a bug is in your food
in the english garden centre