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How to avoid fish with 'excruciatingly painful' sting on beaches in Norfolk

A trip to the beach can make for a great day out with the family.
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I remember seeing these in Italy in the sixties. One lady I met had a huge scar on her lip where the poison had emerged somehow!!! The doctor had to cut open the lip to drain the fluid. I have no idea how that was possible from a sting on the feet.
 
Good old Weevers, came across these on occasion when I was Cockling in Kent.
 
Trod on one of these many years ago at Charlestown harbour in Cornwall, while on holiday with a friends family.

His Dad was not too happy to spend the afternoon in the local A&E with me !

Hurt like bu88ery!!
 
We have then in Kent. I swim every day. Like most people who do, I wear swim shoes.

Tbh, we're more worried about jelly fish ATM.
 
These are a lot more common than people think. My youngest lad stood on one about thirty five years ago (he's thirty nine now) and still remembers it well. :runaway:
 
Willid1 said:
Trod on one of these many years ago at Charlestown harbour in Cornwall, while on holiday with a friends family.

His Dad was not too happy to spend the afternoon in the local A&E with me !

Hurt like bu88ery!!
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As I remember the water was very shallow - just glad I didn't fall over and sit on the thing!!
 
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