We headed over to the farm this afternoon to get some pine cones. Brendon told us about this massive pine tree that he was sure would be a good place to collect. Recently they fenced off this area and put pigs in, so it was fun to have them follow the ute - hoping we had some food for them. :-)
Rachel and Ruth immediately got collecting - not at all worried about the pigs.
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Hannah was a bit unsure though. She was eventually happy to walk with me.
And the tree really is BIG.
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The girls did a good job and had fun doing it too.
Inquisitive pigs. :-)
And before we left Ruth got a few wipes in. The pigs get a bit nervous if you come towards them, so she did a good job in getting close enough and then quickly wiping them before they walked off.
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