If I had the opportunity, this is where I would like to live.
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Not bad not bad ... but it's ... in France !!!
I would have to take some pictures of the wood behind our house and of the neighbor's pond.
It's also nice
I would have to take some pictures of the wood behind our house and of the neighbor's pond.
It's also nice
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Christophe wrote:Not bad not bad ... but it's ... in France !!!
I would have to take some pictures of the wood behind our house and of the neighbor's pond.
It's also nice
Hello,
Do you have a neighbor who has ponds, can we fish there ??
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Bibiphoque wrote:Hello,
Do you have a neighbor who has ponds, can we fish there ??
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Yes and believe me it's teeming with Carp and Koï inside! Well, I was going to ask him if I can give you a little report along with the photos of the forest.
But I guess carp are muddy.
When he fishes it is for pleasure and then to release them.
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Christophe wrote:Bibiphoque wrote:Hello,
Do you have a neighbor who has ponds, can we fish there ??
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When he fishes it is for pleasure and then to release them.
Hello,
Years ago, I had a friend in the Ardennes just opposite Barveau, who owned the "quarries" of the "bricks of Rome" whose brickyard was closed and the old clay quarries were full of fish, j had his authorization to go fishing! Miraculous, we caught hundreds of fish (we sometimes filled large whole green bins with them to repopulate other ponds) in one afternoon (which we gave for the most part, except when it was beautiful perch or tench, or large enough roach). Alas, life changes course, people leave or die and all these links are unraveling ...
It was cool, no pesticides, not too many people, little BBQ in the evening with a good bottle of wine, "rebuilding the world" etc ...
Almost 25 years ago ...
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Years ago, I had a friend in the Ardennes just opposite Barveau, who owned the "quarries" of the "bricks of Rome" whose brickyard was closed and the old clay quarries were full of fish, j had his authorization to go fishing! Miraculous, we caught hundreds of fish (we sometimes filled large whole green bins with them to repopulate other ponds) in one afternoon (which we gave for the most part, except when it was beautiful perch or tench, or large enough roach). Alas, life changes course, people leave or die and all these links are unraveling ...
It was cool, no pesticides, not too many people, little BBQ in the evening with a good bottle of wine, "rebuilding the world" etc ...
Almost 25 years ago ...
Me too, I was going to fish in the quarries, but in stoumeling (I was a poacher at 12 years old )
But the crayfish were very good
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lejustemilieu wrote:... Me too, I was going to fish in the quarries, but in stoumeling (I was a poacher at 12 years old )
But the crayfish were very good
Hello,
I had an uncle, peace to his soul, who was a photo reporter for a regional newspaper and therefore drove a lot in the car, he told me that he always had bags in his trunk, he picked up a few crushed cats and put them in the middle of a bundle tightly packed with qq stones that he then threw in the flooded quarries of the Tournai region, he also made a "good harvest of crayfish"!
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Precisely, it was in Tournai that I committed my misdeeds ...
In the career of a noble
The principle, branches enclosed in a trellis, with meat ....
Weird, my mother who was a brave and virtuous woman never asked me where my crayfish came from
Too good to dare to ask questions.
In the career of a noble
The principle, branches enclosed in a trellis, with meat ....
Weird, my mother who was a brave and virtuous woman never asked me where my crayfish came from
Too good to dare to ask questions.
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