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Dean Lofthouse
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ive got myself a bout of this too, inside part of my forearm and elbow, got hit on wednesday, two of us on site got it, didnt even see some of it in the long grass, had visor and glasses on as usual with strimming, think i still got hit on the chin, cant tell on that one though. left arm is worse affected, right arm itches like hell!

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Morning,

I was exhibiting at a garden show near St Malo on the 17th May when I overheard a chap running a plant stand was lyrical about the majestic Heracleum mantegazzianum.

The French it seems are only just waking up to this toxic menace and so my protests concerning its dangers where ignored as the rantings of an Englishman abroad who has taken to much sun.

I have a very real phobia of this plant, it possibly all stems from watching the BBC day of the triffids.

Actually, I won't go near Gunnera either...

Ty

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I've got a few spots of it from thursday just past on me arms; strimming, short sleeves, loads of the cursed stuff at an mod site I look after; hate wearing long sleeves when it's hot, sprayed it regularly but the woods the other side of the fence keep seeding it back. I even suggested they got rid of the "grass" on the slopes and just stoned the areas up; leaving the better mowable turf.

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