| Last additions - Tamworth & Berkshire Pigs |
Tamworth Sow and Her Piglet1958 viewsSep 16, 2005
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A Young Tamworth Sow702 viewsMorning sunlight, early autumn day at Lucies FarmSep 16, 2005
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Chase's Pig7441 viewsThis magnificent pig is a cross between a kune kune pig (the small pigs from New Zeland, who have wattles) and a Gloucester Old Spot pig. We never understood how that mating took place. This pig is about 12 or 13 years old, but she can still move as fast as a piglet.Sep 16, 2005
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Tamworth Bristle596 viewsSep 16, 2005
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A Berkshire Pig15901 viewsWe once raised Gloucester Old Spot pigs -- until everyone started doing it. I could never understand why the GOS pig had been bred so that its ears covered its eyes. With the Berkshire pig, the ears stand up and the pig is quite majestic.Sep 16, 2005
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Tamworth Chicken, Black Rock Chicken, Greyhound Birthday Cake2199 viewsA productive use for an unwanted birthday cake.Sep 11, 2005
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Tamworth Pig Having a Bit of Cake742 viewsSep 11, 2005
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Tamworth Pig & Black Rock Chicken -- Having Cake597 viewsThe Tamworth pig is joined by the Black Rock chicken to eat some of the unwanted Greyhound birthday cake.Sep 11, 2005
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Happy Tamworth Pigs935 viewsThese healthy, happy Tamworth pigs seem -- at least to me -- to be smiling. They're having a nice, cool rest in the dry dirt.Sep 11, 2005
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Let Sleeping Pigs Lie2277 viewsThe Tamworth boars having a nice nap, with Westbrook (the black Berkshire pig, or kurobuta) the odd man out.Sep 11, 2005
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Tamworth Pig Eating Cake4257 viewsThere's a bit of a story about the Retired Greyhound Trust, their PR firm, and the 30th Anniversary cake. We've had this bone-shaped cake sitting in the kitchen for weeks and weeks so finally thought --- pigs! Here one of our Tamworth pigs takes the first bite out of the cake, going for the logo bit.Sep 11, 2005
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The Alpaca Standing Guard over The Pigs2280 viewsA cool early September day. The alpaca is standing guard over the sleeping pigs. This alpaca is in love with Westbrook, the Berkshire boar, and the alpaca rarely goes anywhere without Westbrook. The red pigs are Tamworth boars.Sep 11, 2005
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