September 19, 2011

On the Farm

Reo yawns after he gets up from a nap at my family's home south of Glade, Kan.	Larry is one of the llamas at my family's house. He comes up to the barn to get a drink from his bathtub.	NE the goat curiously looks at my camera.
Orville spends a majority of his day eating. He doesn't like the dogs barking at him either.	Bunker the sheep enjoys getting right next to people when they come visit. This afternoon he stands next to my dad as he paves a new sidewalk near the chicken pen.	Standing in the hot afternoon sun, this rooster looks for green leaves still left on the weeds to eat.
Strutting his stuff, this rooster heads toward the corn my dad threw out for them.	Orville, while a dirty pig, likes to pose for the camera.	This rooster is on the look for more food.
Poor Reo has to wait on the other side of the fence while I am in the sheep and pig pens.	As my dad fills up the animals' water, the spigot spray water in all directions.	Along the way home from the University of Kansas, these windmills generate power and grace the countryside along the interstate.
Bunker peeks around the corner as I near the barn.	This baby pot belly pig is only the size of a hand.	My dad holds the baby pig while he squeals.
The wind mills cover the farm landscape.	Orville, looking stately.

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