Can I have a guess at Nont Sara’s? (New Hey Rd)Where *exactly* is that @Badjamin? From your description, it would seem very close to where I live, but I can't quite id the location from the pics (certainly not from the ones taken in the fog! )
Can I have a guess at Nont Sara’s? (New Hey Rd)Where *exactly* is that @Badjamin? From your description, it would seem very close to where I live, but I can't quite id the location from the pics (certainly not from the ones taken in the fog! )
Where *exactly* is that @Badjamin? From your description, it would seem very close to where I live, but I can't quite id the location from the pics (certainly not from the ones taken in the fog! )
About a mile from my gaff.
Lucky you - s'very perty up theerAbout a mile from my gaff.
Oh well, I was miles out. Well done @Bav
Just to reinforce the notion that I have a foot-fetish, why are there 4 boots showing in the sheep shearer picture?Weethalle, New South Wales, Oz. Silo Art.
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Do you mean the big bags of wool?Just to reinforce the notion that I have a foot-fetish, why are there 4 boots showing in the sheep shearer picture?
I did consider that the sheep may be wearing 2 of the boots on its rear legs, but a Welsh friend of mine assured me that the sheep's rear legs are usually wedged-in to the shearer's own boots... something about stopping the sheep from escaping.
Ahh, is that what they are? Thought they were something akin to Ugg boots.Do you mean the big bags of wool?
I guess they have to be inventive if there aren't any cliffs in the vicinity.And I thought the technique was to take them to the edge of a cliff, then they push back... Wait, that might be something else the Welsh do...
Well, it's got 4 feet!It is a very pretty sheep!
I've had worse I'm sure...Well, it's got 4 feet!