Random Photo Thread (not Bikes)

@Sandi T they have the life of Riley, beach at least twice a week woods and forests the rest of the time. The three legged one is a stone cold killer so we have to keep her away from sheep and anything else fur or feather, she lost her leg 2 1/2 years ago chasing a pigeon over the edge of a 200+ feet quarry, the vets said "she won't survive the night" but they didn't know Bella, she's only a tiny bit slower and she's still trying to kill things.

 

That one's a cracker!
If only I could crawl out of bed a bit earlier.

 

Stay up all night

 

Your usual high standards @andyc1 , fantastic picture.

 

Lovely photo @andyc1

 

New neighbours arrived last week.

 

Bella says yum yum...

 

Wowzer!!!

 

Dave, your photo reminded me of this one from about a week ago when some of my family were in town. My brother and sister-in-law and I walked over to the local farmers market on Sunday morning and saw a woman walking around with this little guy in her arms. I asked her if I could take a photo and she said, "here, you hold him and I'll take a photo of you!" He'd been born just the day before. One of two and evidently the mama only wanted one--and it wasn't this cutie-pie.

 

Cute, Sandi. (Do American lambs all have floppy ears, or is it just that one?) I always wonder at how such fun loving little creatures grow up into stodgy great sheep.
Our neighbouring farmer doesn't look after his sheep very well. Two years ago I had to dig out a half grown lamb that was stuck in the mud at the bottom of a narrow gully on the salt marsh before the tide could come in and drown it. It came out very muddy and ran to its mother, who had been watching anxiously all the time.

 

According to sheep farming friends, apparently "a sheep's main aim in life is to die, preferably in debt".

 

Much the same as humans then?

 

No mint sauce handy?

 

Moron, it's a goat

 

Curry sauce then… works with either beast!


Bluebells are starting up here…

 

That’s a lovely name for your dog

 

Keep up!
Been out for weeks in my garden, soon be finished.

 

Ours have yet to show lol

 

Just in time for the Cornish rainy season to start. Or as it's called elsewhere...summer.