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Old 18-03-2008, 04:43 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Is this frog spawn? I suspect it is judging from what Chocky said about rolf's spawn pic. What I find interesting is that some of what's inside is brown and others green
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Old 18-03-2008, 08:55 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Not really in to spawn Babs, but certainly looks similar to mine, better photo though.

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Yep. If it's a clump it' frog spawn. Toads lat#y there spawn in long strips and wind them round plants. Nice capture.

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oh how this reminds me of school dinners.... tapioca pudding, yum,yum
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oh how this reminds me of school dinners.... tapioca pudding, yum,yum

Oh no!!!! your winding me up aren't you andy, don't tell me you actually ate it yuk yuk yuk, junior school put me of puddings for life and I can't stand custard or rice pudding, ugh ugh ugh they used to keep sending me back to eat some more
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i even loved sloppy semolina
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Oh G that stuff tapioca was awful

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my mum made a cracking ''hailstone'' pudding
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Didn't like school tapioca, but loved my Mum's tapioca, rice and semolina puddings.

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Rice and semolina delicious . Any kind of tapioca was disgusting

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Only if you don't like it.

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Now I do like apple pie and rhubarb crumble but the only topping I would have is ice cream cause I don't like fresh cream
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