Here he or she is just coming into view. Full of spring, full of life, hardly ever keeping still. Always on the move with poor nanny not far behind, ensuring he or she does not get into any serious bother, like falling off the edge of the cliff.
Stopping for a chobble, or doing one of those old western tough guy impressions. ” Howdy partner.”
Off again …
I wouldn’t go that way though if I were you … thank goodness for nanny!
Edit: This is the kind of trouble they can get into …
Kashmiri Goats, Great Orme, Llandudno. April 2017.
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Those goats are gorgeous. Almost like fluffy white toys 🙂
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Thank you, Vicki 🙂 They are quite something to see.
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All I can say is….awwwwww. 🙂
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🙂
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Amazingly white. Poor Nanny. I know how she feels.
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I think all nannies go through the same thing 🙂
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So cute Pete. White and fluffy and keeping mom on her toes. You do wonder how they keep from falling off the cliff.
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Thank you, Peggy 🙂 It is so cute, and nanny goat always close behind.
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Very cute 🙂
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Thank you 🙂
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He’s so fluffy – and huggable 🙂
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I bet that coat is soft to the touch, but it’s not likely you’d
get to test that theory with nanny close by!
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Yes, you could knit a nice cashmere jumper from that wool when they get older, but for now nanny is watching 🙂
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What gorgeous eyes! So do enjoy seeing these lovely, gentle creatures. It creates a scent of peacefulness!
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Thank you for your lovely comment 🙂
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You’re welcome. It’s so nice to see another view. Seems really lovely where you are!
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Took a walk along part of the Gloucestershire Way today. Lots of sheep in the Cotswolds and a few alpaca herds (growing in popularity) but not many goats and none like that one though they look more sheep than goat to my eyes. The Kashmiri looks quite delicate though I’m sure it’s not as it comes from quite a harsh climate. First time I’ve ever heard of them actually. Nice pix
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Thank you 🙂 They have become quite synonymous with that part of Wales, and have been there since the middle of the 19th century.
Gloucestershire is beautiful. I stopped in Stroud a few years back. I hope you got some more nice art images.
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Actually there was some street art under some bridges at the the Gloucester end of the walk most of it was of the pure graffiti / eyesore variety but there were a a few good graffiti writing samples and one nature piece – a Kingfisher by a local artist called Trix who sometimes signs himself as ‘Vermin’ and this is one of those. I’ll be posting a few of his in the future he has done some good nature art pieces. This blog is just for nature and wildlife art but I also have a blog for general street art and that has well over 300o posts: https://urbanartalacarte.blogspot.co.uk/
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You sure have been very busy and have taken some wonderful images of some lovely works of art on your ventures!
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What lovely animals. Excellent photos!
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Thank you, Belinda 🙂
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So very adorable, Pete! 🙂
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Thank you, Indira 🙂
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Gorgeous goats and great photographs. My heart just about fell out from under me when I was the last picture, though. Whoa!
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Thank you very much, Amy 🙂 Both kid and nanny seem to be in a bit of a pickle there!
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I have so enjoyed going through some of your posts this morning. I like the way you contextualise the images and you have such a good eye. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you very much, Carol 🙂 I really appreciate that!
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