Friendship Friday: Visiting a farm

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MEETING ANIMALS ON THE FARM

From the start my Japanese student wanted to see sheep.

I have a friend living on a small holding and

we visited her to meet the animals.

Cats, sheep, 1 pig, 2 donkeys and lots of ducks.

First up was the sheep. It is still one of the two lambs I have photographed a while ago.

It is nearly fully grown but still loves her bottle.

(not milk but only water!)

Bottle baby

Nearly big

pig ears

Donkeys

My student did not like the idea of feeding the donkeys.

My friend asked her to help her brush them but that was way to dusty for her!

She thoroughly enjoyed the outing although the sand flies have bitten her on her naked feet and legs!

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16 responses to “Friendship Friday: Visiting a farm”

rondomtaliedraai

2015-03-14

Klink ‘n lekker uitstappie en mooi foto’s Bly sy tot Donderdag?

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1. scrapydotwo
  
  2015-03-14
  
  Was lekker, sy vlieg Woensdagoggend vroeg
  
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  1. rondomtaliedraai
    
    2015-03-15
    
    Ag dis jammer dis so kort. Doen hulle die kursus net een keer ‘n jaar?
    
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  2. scrapydotwo
    
    2015-03-15
    
    Ja, Dis ook maar die tweede jaar dat hul kursus aanbied.
    
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Leya

2015-03-13

It must be very interesting and rewarding to have a student like that.

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1. scrapydotwo
  
  2015-03-13
  
  Interesting indeed. I learned a lot about their ways and also how different their culture is from mine.
  
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  1. Leya
    
    2015-03-14
    
    I wanted to have students living here as well, but our house is not that big. Our children still come home every weekend, and for the moment my son is staying here for some months. But when they have moved out permanently – I will try this.
    
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    1. scrapydotwo
      
      2015-03-14
      
      It is worth it. It is very interesting to see how they expand their language and vision also
      
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Xena Phoenix

2015-03-13

Ek het mos gesê Japanese is maar ‘n vreemde nasie. Wie hou nou nie van ‘n donkie nie? Duidelik is daar iets groots verkeerd. 😉

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1. scrapydotwo
  
  2015-03-13
  
  Ha ha sal maar nie daarop antwoord nie. Sy het dit darem geniet al het die sandvlooie haar goed gebyt!
  
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Spokie sny spoor

2015-03-13

Hiehie. KLink nie of jou student veel van plaaslewe ken nie. Oulike fotos. Sy lyk ook baie gaaf en vriendelik.

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1. scrapydotwo
  
  2015-03-13
  
  Nee wat, regte dorpsjapie. Sy was maar grillerig om lam se bottel te gee. Donkies het sy nie eers aan geraak nie. Eende se droë voer was ok. Sy is n oulike meisiekind
  
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createwithjoy

2015-03-13

Happy Friendship Friday to you – what a fun trip, I thoroughly enjoyed the pics! 🙂

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1. scrapydotwo
  
  2015-03-13
  
  Thank you for comment and visit.
  
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nowathome

2015-03-13

A lovely experience for her!

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1. scrapydotwo
  
  2015-03-13
  
  She is such a lovely girl, and she appreciates everything I do for her
  
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