Rambling on the Akamas
Published 5th of October, 2018
The Abandoned Farm
This is still in relatively good nick. I wonder when people stopped living here?
Des Res
So who lives here now?
Piggies!
A family of pigs reside in the farm now. They are not fenced in, but presumably appreciate the shade so much they have no desire to wander off elsewhere.
Pig Mama
Our daughter has named all the pigs here, as we have visited the area fairly frequently (my wife does love her crystals). I can't remember what this lady is called, but she was good natured.
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Update: our daughter tells me this is Daisy.
Tired Piglets
She had a brace of piglets to look after too.
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Update: there are five piglets, called Norris 2.0, Cerrie, Billy, Squirtle and Cindy. The original Norris was shown in the first pig picture. Now go to bed.
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