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Tamworth Boar, Waiting for the Vet7517 viewsThe 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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Coloured chickens7476 viewsWe saw these coloured chickens at a market we visited in Morisset
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Kiko, Mud, And His Ball7328 viewsHere's Kiko, fresh out of the muddy stream. Even though he had to put his entire Bull Terrier head under the muddy water, he managed to retrieve his blue ball.
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A Young Berkshire Pig Boar7324 viewsOr "kurobuta" in Japan.
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....... and here I am ......7191 views
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Tapa and Kiko7086 viewsTapa has managed to remain relatively clean, but Kiko --- in the quest for his ball --- has managed to coat himself with smelly mud. Was he ever proud of his achievement!
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Gloucester Old Spot - Tamworth Cross Piglets7075 viewsAbout six or seven months ago a farmer asked if he could bring his two Gloucester Old Spot sows to Lucies Farm so they'd have a litter of Tamworth - GOS piglets. The farmer visited us several times and then vanished, leaving us with the babies (and their mothers). These are part of the two combined litters.
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Is this a facial?7046 views
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Two Picanha Steaks Cut From The Whole6986 viewsThis is the piece that Marjorie rubbed with salt. We have cut the steaks quite thick, and are about to put them on the grill.
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.... it's just one of those days6957 views
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Unblinking Eye -- Cao Dai Temple, Viet Nam6952 viewsThe unblinking eye is the symbol of the Cao Dai faith, founded in 1926 in Viet Nam. "Cao Dai venerates a host of different figures including Victor Hugo, Sun Yat Sen, and Trangh Trinh, a 16th century Vietnamese poet and philosopher. Its ethics are based in the belief in the reincarnation of the soul." There are 7 to 8 million adherents, mostly in Viet Nam.
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Enjoying the Imperial Hotel, Torquay6949 viewsI believe it's great to travel with the dogs. Here we all are, enjoying our ocean front room at the Imperial Hotel in Torquay. September 2003
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