Chilling out. by jayfar
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Description
Captured at Cricket St Thomas near Chard.

Comments (30)
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
wool & kebab grins nice shot
They look so relaxed must be nap time lol great shot of them.
Relaxing after the hair cut. Very nice capture.
wise heads on a warm day, a lovely pastoral scene Jeff
very pastoral scene Jeff
Stunning Jeff, we had a lovely few days near Newquay last week
Thats lovely...when they all sleep like this...that mean rain to come :) HAMILTON POLE POSITION YEAH
Great capture and POV. Very well done
A lovely and peaceful shot. All seem to be freshly shorn.
Excellent photo!!!
fabulous shot
A rural idyll! I thought they were alpaca at first..All kate's fault!
What a wonderfully peaceful scene! Excellent capture!
Nice view and excellent shot!
It's absolutely marvelous !
Kind of funny picture of a little rest.
Nice picture of 'ground' lamb, LOL...but seriously, great shot! They look very comfy!
I bet its hard to chill with a wool coat ha ha. nice shot
Freshly sheared I see...
GREAT IMAGE!
look like the sheep just had a hair cut. wonderful looking. someone told me if you see the animal like cows and sheep not eating; do not go fishing as the fish is not biting .
Nice pastorial scene.
Laid back and happy looking! Nice shot!
beautiful shot!
Lovely to see the flock at rest. A wonderful capture, Hugs. Di. xx
Totally pastoral ..calm and beautiful scene
1999 I have been in Wales - camping in Rhossily.. I remember all the sheeps in Wales, was so lovely.. and then they all must be killed because of a virus.. so great to se that there still some ones.. so lovely scene Jeff!
It looks like that had just been sheared and most are taking advantage of the shade tree! Nice photo Jeff!
And indeed! why not! In the heat we have finally been having lately they deserve it.. Nice shot mate! Rob