Lice are tiny, wingless, parasitic insects that feed on your blood. Lice are easily spread â especially by schoolchildren â through close personal contact and by sharing belongings. Several types of lice exist: 1  Head lice. 2  These lice develop on your scalp.3  They're easiest to see at the nape of your neck and over your ears. 4  Body lice.5  These lice live in clothing and on bedding and move onto your skin to feed.everal types of lice exist: 1  Head lice. 2  These lice develop on your scalp. 3  They're easiest to see at the nape of your neck and over your ears. 4  Body lice. 5  These lice live in clothing and on bedding and move onto your skin to feed.
Visiting Cranleigh. Cranleigh is located in south-east England between Guildford and Horsham, close to the A281. One of Britain's largest villages, Cranleigh offers a wide range of shops, a weekly market on Thursdays plus clubs and organisations offering a wide range of activities.his section includes details on finding Cranleigh, by car, bus and rail; where to park if you are driving to Cranleigh; what's currently on in and around Cranleigh; where to eat and places to stay if you're planning an overnight stop.
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