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Happy as pigs in ..........straw!The pigs were in a paddock which was knee high in mud, and it is getting colder now, so we took them inside. It was an event getting them in, they loaded into the horsebox fine and of Mike set. The landrover and horse box then got stuck in the field. After 2 hours of trying to move it again- and me being COVERED in mud, we phoned our friendly farmer and he towed us out. The pigs were obviously exhausted, but seem fine otherwise. 
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Aww, they are all nice and comfy............. |
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oh bless 'em  Don't they look comfy x |
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What an experience, Farthing! But they do look relaxed. comfy and warm now. |
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Blimey that sounds like a bit of a mudfest. . . and here's me not wanting to walk through puddles!! Those two sleeping beauties are just adorable, glad they'll be in the warm and dry for winter now. |
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They look lovely warm, dry and mud-free piggies! |
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