giving of bread by Valentin
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I was feedeng bread to sheep and made this photo.
Comments (18)
marybelgium
WONDERFUL !!!
Fidelity2
Super. I like it all the way. Thank you so much for this one a lot. 5+!
photosynthesis
Don't understand the title, but this is creative & unique photography - or art, as it is otherwise known...
Jean_C
Excellent photo!
durleybeachbum
This would make a fantastic jigsaw!
jendellas
I agree with Andrea!!
Feliciti
a tangle of sheeps !!excellent capture !!
helanker
WOW! How fun this is and so lovely too :-D
JuliSonne
That's a big sweaters!! Absolutly class pic!!
auntietk
I thought the same as Andrea. What a wonderful photograph! Excellent work.
FaeMoon
How sweet they all look. This is a really fun and interesting photo. It would make an excellent jigsaw puzzle, too!
emmecielle
Great capture! :)
Seahorse
Aren't they beautiful!!!
DennisReed
Cute Wooly friends!
angora
awwww... you must be very popular!!! ;-D LOVE his pic!!!
rainbows
Good of you to feed the sheep, dear Valentin. A wonderful capture by you. Hugs for all day, Di. xx
jgkane
The Good Shepherd always makes sure that His sheep are fed, Valentin. Nice capture, and an unusual but good idea. I never got to shear a sheep ( remove its wool ) but my twin brother did ( we were about 10 years old at the time ). I did rescue quite a few of them who got stuck in fences by the road side. One of the local shepherds was a cousin of my mother's. He has thousands of sheep now. another was a retired police officer who had worked in the USA during the time of Al Capone, and Prohibition. HE could have told many a good story ... ;o) Warm regards, as the cold weather returns to Scotland, John.
alanwilliams
heeps of sheeps, what could be better