The little ones in bed, we left Grace on sentry duty and eluded security to hop the fence on night moves.
Within the first minute les thugs touring the neighbourhood on their trail bikes all night (nowt on telly, see) had swerved and aimed at Lisa to freak her out. She was on the pavement at the time. I saw what happened and admonished the crazy lead biker with a stern frown. Still, we hid in the bushes and cried like girls when we heard their brakes squeal as they turned back 50 yards up la rue.
Within the first minute les thugs touring the neighbourhood on their trail bikes all night (nowt on telly, see) had swerved and aimed at Lisa to freak her out. She was on the pavement at the time. I saw what happened and admonished the crazy lead biker with a stern frown. Still, we hid in the bushes and cried like girls when we heard their brakes squeal as they turned back 50 yards up la rue.
After about three hours we were brave enough to come out of hiding and start looking for bats.
None.
Well very few.
Instead though we did spot an incredible luminous glowing bug. Here it is with and without flash. Weird, huh?
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