Who loves my hunky farmguy.
The Daily Donkey 77: Gnat Gnaws on the Mineral Feeder
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Saturday, April 23, 2011
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Aw bless them! Looks like you'll have to fight off the wooly competition! x
ReplyDeleteHa! I love the one sheep in the second photo, peering out from behind his legs. That's a good way to giggle first thing in the morning.
ReplyDeletecan't blame those ewes -
ReplyDeleteThe truth comes out...he's just a cream puff.
ReplyDeleteQuite the hunk in the jeans! And the sheep are cute also.
ReplyDeleteWell.. your hunky farm guy looks loveable and hunky! I think everyone on the farm must love him!
ReplyDeleteYes, the feed man is usually very loved.
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