So as I understand it, different grades of badger come from different parts of the badger... right? So where does "High Mountain come from, or is it actually a different kind of badger from high in the snowy peaks of Nepal... or something?
I've always liked the image of a Nepalese badger standing proudly on a mountain peak, its incredibly soft and sleek coat gleaming in the sun, gently ruffled (but not yielding due to its backbone) by the wind blowing through the pass.So as I understand it, different grades of badger come from different parts of the badger... right? So where does "High Mountain come from, or is it actually a different kind of badger from high in the snowy peaks of Nepal... or something?
its a regular badger, given hiking boots and ruck sac, then embarks on a trek up the tallest mountain in Europe. upon arrival it sits down and rolls a you-know-what, then when very relaxed and finished with snacks an expert badger plucker dressed in a ghillie suit sneaks up behind the now high mountain badger, and attempts to pluck the silver tip bristle.
its a regular badger, given hiking boots and ruck sac, then embarks on a trek up the tallest mountain in Europe. upon arrival it sits down and rolls a you-know-what, then when very relaxed and finished with snacks an expert badger plucker dressed in a ghillie suit sneaks up behind the now high mountain badger, and attempts to pluck the silver tip bristle.
its a regular badger, given hiking boots and ruck sac, then embarks on a trek up the tallest mountain in Europe. upon arrival it sits down and rolls a you-know-what, then when very relaxed and finished with snacks an expert badger plucker dressed in a ghillie suit sneaks up behind the now high mountain badger, and attempts to pluck the silver tip bristle.
I'm at the very least very pleased with the way it looks (post-bloom), so we'll see how the performance plays out.