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18 comments:
Bonjour and Happy Father's Day! :)
Cute kids there!
Léia
The fence in the foreground looks pretty flimsy for any frisky kid! Looks like a gathering of kids...lots of them.
PS. And I kid you not!!
All kidding aside, this photo would make a wonderful painting. Excellent capture.
Have a great day.
Not a baaaaaaaaaad idea for a Father's Day shot.
Something is keeping the kids in, and it's not that fence!
This is a good post for Father's Day -- goats to save father from having to cut the grass.
Or to save father from having to nag the teenage sons to cut the grass.
I used to tell my two sons regularly that what good was it to have boys if they won't cut the grass?
Such a beautiful photo--that green, green grass, those tall trees, those sweet kids . . .
I think this is very beautiful photo!
Looks like all the kids have come home to celebrate! Happy Father's Day to your home too!
What a fun shot!
Darryl and Ruth :)
Being a father, thank you!
Wonderfully peaceful slice of rural life...
Happy Fathers Day.
I visited your blog via another blog and I like your photos. Feel free to follow mine so that we can exchange feedback :) cheers!
It is an idyllic country scene, brattcat. Hope your weekend was grand.
Happy Father's day to Mr Brattcat! and to the proud father(s) of all the kids on the picture! :o)
Very pretty! We celebrate Father's Day in March.
Funny and cute. Our youngest daughter has a bunch of goat in south Florida and now she's talking about buying some mini-goats, whatever they are.
Lot's of "kid" comments in the comments. Which probably means that some kids, like me, never grow up! :-)
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