Somebody I could cheerfully strangle

[Michael Rolls]

How lovely!

[muddy]

From many years ago.  One of my Goats giving me a cuddle!

Lovely pic Mups 

[Raven]

My god you look enough like me to be a sister. 

[Mups]

My god you look enough like me to be a sister. 

Hiya Sis.  

[Dextrous63]

My god you look enough like me to be a sister. 

That's the goat you're looking at 😬

[Mups]

This boy loved his Mum too, and gave me plenty of xxx's !
Sadly he is long gone now -  along with my slim figure! 







Yesterday at 09:05:34 PM

That's the goat you're looking at 😬

Thump him,  Raven.   

[Dextrous63]

This boy loved his Mum too, and gave me plenty of xxx's !
Sadly he is long gone now -  along with my slim figure! 

Both are gorgeous ❤️😊👍

[klondike]

Both are gorgeous ❤️😊👍

Flattery will get you anywhere 

[Dextrous63]

Flattery will get you anywhere 

In fairness, I never knew that colour photographs were around pre WW1.  😉😬

[klondike]

[Mups]

Getting back to Scrumpy's thread  . . .  I can't abide cruelty to animals in any form. 
As we have all been saying,  that boy in the first link should have been taught a lesson.

Again, its an old picture,  but this was Penny, my rescue Sheep, (she used to come out in the van with me and the dogs  ),  and Shep, my rescue dog.  I saved him from being shot!! 
It was a while before Shep trusted me because he was used to being kicked about and hit,  but eventually he felt safe with me,  and turned out a brilliant dog.  He slept by my bedside for the next 14 years, bless him.




OK.    I'll pipe down on the subject now. 

Yesterday at 11:23:38 PM

. . . Oi,    and you can stop winding him up, too.   
(Just when he was doing alright an' all).   

[Michael Rolls]

That's the goat you're looking at 😬

Unkind!

Today at 12:47:00 AM

Getting back to Scrumpy's thread  . . .  I can't abide cruelty to animals in any form. 
As we have all been saying,  that boy in the first link should have been taught a lesson.

Again, its an old picture,  but this was Penny, my rescue Sheep, (she used to come out in the van with me and the dogs  ),  and Shep, my rescue dog.  I saved him from being shot!! 
It was a while before Shep trusted me because he was used to being kicked about and hit,  but eventually he felt safe with me,  and turned out a brilliant dog.  He slept by my bedside for the next 14 years, bless him.




OK.    I'll pipe down on the subject now. 

Yesterday at 11:23:38 PM. . . Oi,    and you can stop winding him up, too.   
(Just when he was doing alright an' all).   

Lovely picture. When we settled down to sleep I would say 'good night, little ones, with Veronica already asleep and Fleur on the pillow between us. Those were the days, or rather nights