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Went strimming down by the lake, nettles, brambles, cow parsley and meadowsweet.  A day or so later came up with these red blotches,  did not feel anything, no sting no itch but now three days later they have  become bigger and are itching 

Have put some anti histamine on

i know it was the strimmer because I hold it left handed and all the rashes are on the left side of my neck and throat where my shirt was open.

I thought that it might have been some hemlock but I have not seen any

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41 minutes ago, topchippyles said:

Been on the nest at all as seen crabs look like that.

This a a tree forum mate.   I think you are confusing it with your fetish site.  90% of your posts have a sexual connotation.  
 

Do you realise it is nearly all blokes here?  If that’s your bag then no worries.

 

Any chance you could post something relevant for a change?

 

Asking for a few friends!

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Did some strimming a good few years back didn't notice the hogweed  until cleaning up, got blisters all over my arms and neck still got the scars. One was a good 15 mil across and stuck out something similar. Since that day always worn long sleeves and Buff for the neck 

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