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Tamworth Boar, Waiting for the Vetvu 6786 foisThe best way we could think of isolating the Tamwroth boar so the vet could check his back leg was to lure him into the stock trailer with food. In the end, he managed to push open the metal gate and escape.
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The Vet Giving our Tamworth Boar an Injectionvu 5014 foisAnn Carman, from The White House Vets in Malvern, comes out on a Saturday and Sunday to see our Tamworth boar. He's a bit lame, but Ann found nothing in his paw (trotter?) and no apparent broken bones. An injection of a pain killer and some antibiotic is needed, but the first bends Ann's needle. Big tries to keep the boar in place while Ann tries again with a stronger needle.2 commentaires
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Picanha Steaks on the Grillvu 1744 foisPicanha is a cut of beef in Brazil that is generally considered to be the best part of the cow, even better than the fillet. Picanha (pick-ahn-yeh) is a Portuguese word, without direct translation into English. Brazilians travelling to the U.K. are often surprised to discover that what they consider to be a prime delicacy is divided among other cuts by British butchers.
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Picanha Steaks on the Grillvu 856 foisIt's important not to pierce or cut them when they're cooking --- that will keep in the majority of the jucies. The fat in grain-fed beef (and ours is certainly grain-fed) melts at a lower temperature than the fat in grass-fed beef. One food critic described Kobe beef as "self-basting." These steaks were delicious!
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Anvil and Flame - Start of the Opening Ceremonyvu 196 foisTorino Winter Olympics, Stadio Olimpico, February 10 2006
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Unloading More Leylandii onto the "Wall of Fire"vu 279 fois
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Colin Thomas and Silas Getting Ready to Photographvu 260 foisColin Thomas was looking for someone who could build a large bonfire for a photo shoot. His timing was perfect: it's the time of year when most people cut the leylandii hedges and other trees. Colin and his assistant Silas etting up in the field next to the entrance to Lord's Wood.
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The Bonfire at Lord's Woodvu 171 fois
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Ben and Jed Building the Bonfire at Lord's Woodvu 172 foisThe mission was to build a bonfire whose flames would leap up the top. This became known as the "Wall of Fire Project." We used leylandii cuttings, both from the front garden at Whitecroft and from other tree surgeons working in the area. Ben and Jed are unloading the last bit of cuttings from the trailer.
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Jed With the Olympic Torchvu 203 foisJed getting ready to light the "Wall of Fire" bonfire.
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Flames and Sparks Against the Evening Skyvu 170 fois
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Colin Thomas and Silas Setting Up in The Fieldvu 181 foisGetting ready for the "Wall of Fire Project" photoshoot. Waiting until it gets dark so the bonfire can be lit.
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