This week's shadow shot is a follow-up post to my ABC Wednesday N is for Nuuk.
The sheep in the photograph have been keeping the grass down in the church yard and are being led away for their next job.
You can read an account of my day in Nuuk on my Cruise Journal.
For more shadow shots visit Hey Harriet.
The homeowners association uses that technique here, too. Great shadow, they have much more interesting sheep than used here.
ReplyDeleteYour cruise looks interesting, I need to make time to read in carefully.
I do love the idea of "four-legged lawnmowers"! Beautiful sheep and a terrific shadow shot! Your trip does sound like fun!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day, Gerald!
Sylvia
The sheep is a natural lawn mower! Yet he was happy in his last little pasture, it seems that he is moving a bit reluctantly to his next place of work. A nice take on a beautiful place!
ReplyDeletevery engaging photo,
ReplyDeleteNow that's the way to mow grass, cheap fertilizer too.
ReplyDeleteTalk about being completely 'green'! Great shot!
ReplyDeleteGreat eco-friendly grass control. We need a few sheep on our green acre. I enjoyed seeing your SS!
ReplyDeleteIf you hadn't written "Sheep" I would gave thought it was St. Bernhard... (I rarely enlarge the pictures)
ReplyDeleteGreat shot!
ReplyDeleteHere's my first Shadow Shot Sunday
A great way to cut the grass. Lovely sheep, they look very soft, and cast nice shadows too.
ReplyDeletei am the lawn mower in the family...as i love doing it...but i could get into watching sheep grazing as well. great photo!! love all the color.
ReplyDeleteYou couldn't ship those cute lawnmowers out here to Brisbane, could you? Our backyard would truly benefit from their endeavours!
ReplyDeleteGreat post! Sparked lots of fun comments of conversation too! Loved it...
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a great week ahead!
~Really Rainey