shearing & flowers
Don.
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Nice orchids. Hope the shearer has deodorant on.Seriously i like the first shot.
Thanks Don, the shot was taken at Baldivis markets yesterday. Seems to be a fixed calendar event as all of the larger markets are on the first Saturday of the month.
Don't all sheep shearers armpits smell of fresh orchids? That must be the linking factor in this set!
You sussed it!
The orchids were snapped at Kalamunda markets a few hours after the sheep lost weight.
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Andrew
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The shearer is the stand out shot. Really like it.
I agree entirely.
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The shearer is the stand out shot. Really like it.
its a back braking job as i know first hand as i use to do it but there is one advantage the ladys like your hands because they are so soft with all the natural oils from the wool
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