you’ll feel like a twat if you don’t get one that blocks noseeums….
mozzie nets let em straight through.
You’ll look like a twat because it won’t work. Holes will be too big for tiny midges.
Whack some smidge on and you’ll survive, I promise.
That’ll do nothing against the midges. You need something with a finer mesh. Also, stock up on Avon Skin so Soft. It’s the best bug repellent going.
Better than the pollution mask you need when visiting London from Scotland…
ETA to answer your question, I always take one with me when camping in high-midge areas just in case. Don’t usually need it though.
As others have said, you need one specifically for midges.
You don’t usually need them, but on occasion when the wind dies down and it is overcast, holy shit you’ll be grateful.
wear what you want,…you will still be hassled for spare change.
so a no-see-um is a midge? I thought that was a wind-up that they were called no-see-ums to be honest.
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you’ll feel like a twat if you don’t get one that blocks noseeums….
mozzie nets let em straight through.
You’ll look like a twat because it won’t work. Holes will be too big for tiny midges.
Whack some smidge on and you’ll survive, I promise.
That’ll do nothing against the midges. You need something with a finer mesh. Also, stock up on Avon Skin so Soft. It’s the best bug repellent going.
Better than the pollution mask you need when visiting London from Scotland…
ETA to answer your question, I always take one with me when camping in high-midge areas just in case. Don’t usually need it though.
As others have said, you need one specifically for midges.
You don’t usually need them, but on occasion when the wind dies down and it is overcast, holy shit you’ll be grateful.
wear what you want,…you will still be hassled for spare change.
so a no-see-um is a midge? I thought that was a wind-up that they were called no-see-ums to be honest.