Do you think they get a draught?This house has featured in the blog before - it also possesses the window at the top of this post.
Simon
Tuesday, 16 December 2008
The Hole in the Door
This door is in the rue de la Treille, Preuilly sur Claise. If you look carefully, you can see a prototype cat flap - the kind without a flap. Either that, or it's a newspaper delivery slot for a midget paperboy.
Do you think they get a draught?
This house has featured in the blog before - it also possesses the window at the top of this post.
Simon
Do you think they get a draught?This house has featured in the blog before - it also possesses the window at the top of this post.
Simon
4 comments:
A mutant woodworm perhaps?! (I can imagine all manner of rodents finding their way in through that hole...)
If it's woodworm, it's no problem - they make the hole on exit. It does mean that I have to be very careful I'm not run down by a megadeathwatchbeetle...
Rodent? So you mean it's more like an auto catfeeder/cat door combination?
:-) ok I'll ask the stupid question - how do they get in in the first place? (By the way, in your mugshot, is that you just about to take on a whole army of these pests?)
FB as to your first, I have no idea.
But as for your second - of course not. Like every true Frenchman when faced with creepies and/or crawlies I use 10 lires of apocalypse stremgth chemicals.
After Susan has ID'd them, of course... (Susan also points out that the Gallic Shrug is just as valid a reaction)
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