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- no post yesterday because we had no power
- in the woodworker's shop
- building a stone wall
- yesterday morning, in the dawning,
- a bouquet to share
- at the christening
- when it gets hot...
- it will be so hot here today
- and a little pig
- once upon a walk
- did you ever
- looks innocent, doesn't he?
- the crowning
- the goat olympics
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- a nurse from brattleboro memorial hospital
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- while waiting for the parade to begin
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9 comments:
You are encountering some of the most interesting little creatures on your walks.
Dinosaurs and wee pegs with golden needles! Looks like you've been walking through a fairy garden where even the fiercest animals are not fearsome at all.
I should have written "pigs" and not "pegs," but you probably figured that out! :)
A place where dinosaurs and pigs have same size looks suspicious to me..I'm wondering if I must be happy of it or not!:o)
I have heard people say that pigs are quite smart. Your photo shows that they apparently have great dexterity as well.
Angel hair pasta?
Angel hair pasta?
Not quite like the two wild pigs (Widschweine) my granddaughter has trouble containing behind a fence.
Makes me want to sneak some little animals in nearby crevices . . .
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