The Free range Chicken at the Wirrabara Market
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Someone wanted to buy a chicken  |
This little one here  |
No way this little chicken wanted leaving with some strangers.  |
The Chuck was running as fast as she could  |
Last turn around  And then, the picture not taken. I had a fresh battery pack in my hand and saw a beautiful takeoff from the market place over the roof were the coffee was served and over to the main street in Wirrabara she disappeared.  |
I went out on the street looking for the adventures chicken, but she was not seen  Not by my little friend here, anyway. |
After a while I was checking a certificate the farmer had hung up  |
Truly eggs laid by free range chickens as everyone could see  |
If the farmer didn’t bring her back home, she is probably still sitting there?  |
This was my little story from my world to you this week, don’t miss out on the rest of the world here!
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18 comments:
What a fun post! And marvelous photos! Love the chickens!! Have a great week!
That's hilarious! The chicken who didn't want to be bought.
A great story, fun pics and it always makes me happy when I see free range hens!
that was such a lovely story!
bozo
Pet Pride
Very funny story of the independent chicken with a mind of her own. What are bio-dynamic products? Is it like organic?
Wolynski, I'm a little confused about bio dynamic bio organic, naturally grown and all of the combinations. Food to me is organic. But it tastes good
I really wish we had any kind of market here. I am a big believer in shopping local, especially for farm products, always tastier. Loved your little friend peeking into the camera.
What a fun post! Smart chicken! Lovely photos. I felt like I was right there with you.
I love that dog! The adventure chicken sounds a lot of fun. The eggs shot is very cute. I enjoyed your post.
Elisabeth: What a neat story with a happy ending with the chicken in the perch. I guess that is why they are free range chickens.
What a very interesting tour of that market! I liked it very much.
That chickens drive to survive must have kicked in! What a fun market.
Wonderful story of a very fortunate chicken. Fun pictures too.
I really liked your "Sky Over Flinders Ranges" series... beautiful!
Maybe that's a smart chuck!
The chuck that got away sure made me chuckle. Nice to have a fresh food market. Great captures, except for the one you missed. LOL!
A super post, I'm still grinning! The Angaston farmer's market where we shop also has a small boy tending the chuck and dick sales. Loved the bid for freedom and your lovely photos.
To round off the story I would like someone to be standing under that tree when she decides to lay an egg!
BB
Hi Elisabeth, this looks like it was a fun adventure :)
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