An urban gardeners particular struggle; I have load copious amounts of clippings, poison ivy!, etc into my car and drive it all across town.
This morning a soaking wet load as it stormed last night.
I was unloading it when a wee snake slithered out!
Into my pocket she went for the drive home.
Back in my garden she went.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.I love garter snakes, the only snake I will tolerate being around.
HippieChick58
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June 25, 2018
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The little guy must have wanted to warm up in your pocket, good thing you didn't have to stop and get gas, the cashier would have screamed when you reached in you pocket to pay them and that little wriggler came out. lol
Surfpirate
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June 25, 2018
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Oh my goodness!
I read that and my heart jumped. Incredible.
Ellatynemouth
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