
Tired and cliche-ridden, brevity is the soul of wit...

I sampled some delicious, still slightly sour blackberries before wondering what, exactly, this is...

We met this sow who had some tiny, guinea pig sized piglets who were cavorting in her sty.

And the end is nigh...
Other worlds.
Lovely images. I like the sow photo the best. You got her in her best angle :)
ReplyDeleteTerrific shots! I, too, like the sow and your "angle"!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
Sylvia
Do you say "oink" in England?
ReplyDeleteI suspect an elf may have lost his toupée on that barbed wire fence!
ReplyDeleteI like the brevity. The lonely tree, the bare one that whispers of endings, the round berries that harvest their own universe. The sow. Hmm.
ReplyDeleteI liked the various moods in the shots here. :)
ReplyDeleteA nice nature walk in the country.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a clue what the last photo is... currants?
ReplyDeleteYes, she was very picky about when she let me take photos of her! ;)
ReplyDeleteThe last photos are berries of some sort, but definitely not currants.
I found one of these furry things too (no, not the pig). I'll post a shot soon. I think it's a gall of some sort.
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