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Better contact NORAD I saw some unidentified flying objects over Iowa - one was disguised as a Pig!
Spotted at the Midwest Kite Festival - Clear Lake , Iowa!
Done for “The Art of Cars Trucks Buses” challenge
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Another image from a productive day out to Nottingham visiting family this week.
DB Cargo Tug 60039 'Dove Holes' passes through the station and disappears east with the 12.20pm Toton Sidings - Boston Steel 'pig-pens' (6E02). Meantime, Cross Country unit 170114 stands at platform 4 after arriving with the 9.45am ex-Cardiff (1M60).
Bay platform 5 is to the near right, and currently empty. Once a through platform it was turned into a bay during the track modifications made a few years ago intended to increase the station's capacity.
I couldn't resist exploiting the shape and rippled texture of those 'pig-pen' wagons, and who knows how long they'll be around.
Apologies for the obscure title - those in the know will know, maybe.
1.14pm, 22nd June 2021
Introducing Lucy. She is my son's pet and has just moved into the living room while we fix Erics floors. The poor creature has managed 7 years but now it's time for her to put up with my camera. She doesn't mind at all. The most cheerful little soul she is!
Pig tailed macaque, Borneo, Malaysia.
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Taken for the Jules Photo Challenge.
In March each day is associated with observed days.
March 1 - Pig Day
And a Minecraft pig celebrating in the dirt after all the rain we had recently gotten in Oklahoma.
There has been nothing but grey skies for the last couple of weeks so when a chink of sunlight came out late this afternoon, we headed out into the Forest. Phill was taking a picture of the Empress when she came up for a bit of a fuss.
The pig trough boat was once the working tool of the Mosuo people, traveling between the islands of Lugu Lake, traveling between water and land, fishing, fishing for shrimps, and collecting aquatic plants on the lake, also is love boat, countless sounds of love sing on the boat.
One of the two pet pigs at The Piggery Cafe in Sassafras . . . not sure if this is Bubble or Squeak!
You can read more about this wonderful cafe here: House of Light.
Decor: -Pixicat- Ballerina.Pig @ The Arcade
Pose: andika poses [What did you ask Santa for ? ] 01
@ Clover Town (Christmas decor small town and Christmas market)
Dress: -Pixicat- Wonderland.Dress nr.1 - Pink
Hair: [LOVE SOUL] Hair*144*Milk Tea
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Pig Baby Frog Animesh @Fameshed
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Anita and I saw this fabulous creature near a Flea market located somewhere just off of route 11 in Virginia (USA). At first we couldn't decide what it was supposed to represent but finally agreed on pig due to the curly tail. LOL Hope everyone is having a fabulous day!
(One Fine) Pig in the city! Something, one might not expect to see.
Tucker (Lindmore Woods), Georgia, USA.
27 November 2022.
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The ponies, cattle, donkeys and, at pannage time, pigs** who live free in the New Forest have, of course, no traffic sense. There are no fences so inevitably, and sadly, a number are killed on the roads every year. This pony made it safely to the other side.
**Every autumn, when the acorns, chestnuts etc have fallen from the trees, domestic pigs (usually owned by commoners) are let out into the New Forest National Park to eat the nuts. This is called ‘pannage' or ‘common of mast’. It is important because the nuts are poisonous to the other animals who live in the Forest.