
“Snakes! Why’d it have to be snakes?” These massive snakes are down at the bottom of an alleyway. As great as the art is it makes walking down the dark smelly alleyway a little more intimidating than normal. I’ve been meaning to capture this one for a while now but traffic never allowed for it until now. I snapped this and got the heck out of there! For more less scary walls click here and tell me your favorites.
Ewwww. Well painted though.
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Ha. Almost too well! It’s big too.
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A very good one. 👍🏻
Why are so many people… “shocked” by snakes?
(I’m used to them)
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Shocking I guess. Unknown? Paranoia. ??? It’s funny I took my mom and dad and showed them some of the walls and my mom didn’t like this one at all merely because they were snakes. Funny.
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Lots of people don’t like snakes… I was trained in Africa, so I’m all right. Having said that, there are a few “bad” snakes in America… Glad you took your parents out. Are they keeping little C. a day a week as they used to?
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They have him one day per week which makes me nervous but it is good for both of them and good for him too.
We found a really large rattle snake on the cabin property this year. First time in ten years. It was not a welcome visitor with kids running around wild…it gave my 14 year old nephew a scare…
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Nervous? Yeah, both Eric and you can be in contact with someone… But then, if you look out for fever in little C. it should be all right, and your parents need a break… 😉
Rattlesnake? Hmmm. Bad juju. Like I said, I was trained in Africa: if you walk in high grass, carry and wag a stick ahead of you to scare animals away. (Rule #1). Rule #2: NEVER put your bare hands in a bush or high grass. You never know what’s in there. And it’s basically watch your step.
Another thing is to keep serum in the fridge in the cabin. We always had serum everywhere in Africa.
Stay safe.
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I’m not even sure if we can make rattle snake serum…all these years and I don’t know. I’ll have to find out…
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I remember vividly the serum and syringes in the fridge in Africa. I guess it was an all-purpose (all-snake) serum?
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Maybe so!
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