32 degrees here in Wales !
Early this afternoon I went over to the Ukrainian village with extra water feeders. As I filled the lurid purple paddling pool for the geese, I was suddenly confronted by three small white bantams who tip-toed out of the long grass from the direction of the graveyard, to drink
All three are very young. Well cared for and tiny and it was with some difficulty that I managed to corral them in Rooster Cogburn's old run.
I have no idea where all three have come from.
Irene and Sylvia
And finally , thanks to Joyce for her big titted creation
( we need ten more please to beat last year's entries)
Irene looks like me after a night on the razzle! Anna
ReplyDeleteI usually look more like Joyce's creation after a night on the razzle !!! XXXX
DeleteBoob job?
DeleteNever in a million years !!!!! XXXX
DeleteThose poor girls! No way to sneak up on them I suppose and relieve them of their woolen coats. I hope you locate the owner of the chickens, I know I would be worried if mine had taken off.
ReplyDeleteTry to stay cool!
Those bantams are delightful - hope nobody claims them!
ReplyDeleteYou need a wrangler to catch then hog-tie them and pull the wool off. We have them in Tucson !
ReplyDeletecheers, parsnip and thehamish
Love the tomato creation. You might be amused by the photos of the veg creations at the Lambeth Country Show at the weekend!
ReplyDeleteArilx
Priceless tomato creation - very clever.
ReplyDeleteI would guess that the bantams are boys that the original owner didn't know what to do with.
ReplyDeleteYea all cockerels
DeleteI think I need a few minutes alone with the veg please...
ReplyDeleteI like joyce's entry the best (so far)!
ReplyDeleteIs Joyce's entry a self-portrait? I bet she gets a few funny looks when she walks down the street.
ReplyDelete32 degrees!?
ReplyDeleteGREAT GOOGLI MOOGLI, IT'S JULY!
32 degrees!?
ReplyDeleteGREAT GOOGLI MOOGLI, IT'S JULY!
Joyce's 'Big tits' looks as if she's about to give birth. One entry concealing an other?
ReplyDeleteHahahaha!
ReplyDeleteHeh that reads like trolling. I was laughing at the bit-titted tomato lady. :D
DeleteTo hot to do anything at the moment, other than replenish drinkers and water plants. I guess that's the downside to sheep that shed their fleece bit by bit, they don't get the relief of being shorn for the hottest part of the year.
ReplyDeleteLovely little Bantams, do you think they are escapees or dumpees?
Three little cockerels sue, go figure
DeleteNow that's what a call nice firm tomatoes.
ReplyDeleteI think this veg entry is the winner! It feels very Hawaiian to me.
ReplyDeleteI hope no one has dumped those birds
If I were to keep sheep (too much work for me), I would also keep Soay, real hardy, dont need shearing, look cool! lol
Love the modesty leaf on Joyce's entry! I do feel for our sheep during this heat. I have kiddie pools about for the sheep and llama to soak their toes.
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