This is our neighbour's sheep who comes over to our property sometimes to eat the grass. Saves on a bit of mowing.
The original pic is the right way up, don't know why Blogger turned it sideways.
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Now I'm disappointed I really thought you had a sideways sheep!!
ReplyDeleteGreat pic how nice to have him visit you.