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2007 September |
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 | There are lots of sheep in Wales. But the trouble with trying to photograph them is that they are shy and not interested … |
 | Either they ignore you or … |
 | … they just turn their backs on you!
The nearest guy may not have any horns but he is well hung. |
 | Cows on the other hand, especially bullocks will always show an interest. |
 | Horses will show an interest until they realise that you have no sugar for them. |
 | Goats will take an interest until they realise that there is nothing on you worth nibbling. |
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At last! I have got two sheep looking at the camera! |
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When you get tired of trying to photograph sheep, you can go and sample the products of the local cottage brewery with their sheepishly-named products. |
 | For something completely different.
Bill has had a school named after him. A plaque on the school reads: Ysgol [school] William Davies
It is in Pen-y-bont, Carmarthenshire. A corner of the school is in the right in this photograph.
Agorwyd [opened] Mai 1af 1804 |
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