While I was looking for moose related artwork, and playing around wth the cardboard cut-out pieces of the pattern that I had (thereby proving that the laws of physics and my enthusuasm really don't run on the same track, ha ha) I was thinking about what else could be moose-ified.
It's a "rusticallly charming" toy, but with a little work two bears playing tug of war could become a more sophisticated (less hastily put together, ha ha ) two meece with a Christmas cracker... It's an idea...
"From one idea springs many, and then I have to go and find a new notebook".
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That's okay ecar, the fun of it can be the thinking of it and how it might work, even if it can't ... 
Did you come up with a bandaid solution for your non-sticking bandaids? 
The cockatoos took it upon themselves to examine this solar light more closely...
I noticed that the plastic case on the underside was missing - perhaps not really missing, after all they had left it lying on the ground under the light, ha ha.
On the underside is a tapered, a sort of conical outer case, and inside that there's a cylindrical case.
Both lock in place with lugs, and take a 1/3 turn to undo.
In order to remove it, the bird had to have climbed down the chains, and then reached around underneath the base of the outer case.
There's a groove in the base of the outer case that it can grip with it's beak, otherwise it's smooth plastic and too big to get a grip on.
I can imagine it dangling, upside down, and still managing to get a hold on the base of the plastic case, then twisting it, moderately firmly, to release it.
Having done that, no doubt it repeated the procedure with the smaller, and probably easier to grip inner case.
And because they were of no further interest, let them fall to the ground.
The ways they find to entertain themselves are seeming boundless, ha ha.
