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Is this the one on eBay at £600 with one bid ?

Was an old prank with seagulls …bicarbonate in a chunk of bread - get you in serious bother now

I’ve not come across that info ….my day job is a senior food safety auditor for major retailers- so pest control is a big focus for us for obvious reasons.

In respect of using ‘poison’ to control mice & rats …..it’s very much frowned upon now due to the impact on wildlife - owls etc and if your in an urban area you will kill next doors cat

A mouse can squeeze through a hole as small as a pencil …and I’ve seen them do it …..if you have mice etc proofing is the only way to stop re infestation

All rodents are looking for 3 things …food, harbourage and clean water - take one away and they move on

Black or ships rats are quite a rarity in the uk

Don’t have a link as I was in store this morning…so picked up a twin pack of the large ones.

They are back in at Lidl at £6.99 fir two large clamps or 2 medium plus 2 small

As someone once said …. doing something brave is actually doing something incredibly stupid but getting away with it.

Guinness at that time was around 25p a pint …so at £5 now that would put your £1 a foot at £20 a foot now …and then we have the scarcity factor 😱

And the cost will be eye watering I think

Many year ago I heard of a farmer who protected his barn housing his tractors …with a trip wire that released a railway sleeper hanging from a chain - that swung right at the doorway …..no repeat offending 😱😱

…..and armed with a battery powered angle grinder with a cutting disc very few locks will stop them 😩

Checked with my supplier and he has four more slabs I’ve reserved the RHS two …one for myself and one for a mate

Clever idea 👍

After my recent trip to a wood supplier in Stafford I acquired a large piece of Sequoia After assessing it I ran my circular saw across it to separate the piece into a top section and a longer narrow piece that would form the waterfall leg and leave around an 800 mm length for another...

https://timbermarket.co.uk/service-providers/post?contractor_id=23&task=providing_services Keith is a good guy Telephone no is 07712880774

True ….i did once read that the Hoover Dam concrete might still be reaching its max strength almost 100 years after being built

You could consider using a wood I beam for the roof ….much lighter and with good strength https://elliotts.uk/ideas-and-advice/i-joist-faqs