The Wooly family was not happy about Milton's obsession with themovie, and felt this time he had gone too far.
Why else would this little sheep's face be painted that way?
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20 comments:
Yes Milton is a true fan. I hope he can cope with all that comes with the facepaint and especially the battle to follow. He does look strong though.
So, he was the blue sheep of the family?
They do that here to show who owns it and to stop others stealing them. It is cute and you've got a great shot.
Looks like he got a black eye, poking his nose into something that wasn't his business. Honestly, he looks a bit sheepish about the whole situation.
Shh, he's listening to us.
Maybe he want to join the circus and be a clown ;)
I guess he's a 'dyed-in-the-wool' sheep, so to say!
I am wondering HOW braveheart got that purple paint on his sweet adorable little face. clever that you recognized braveheart when you saw him. he must have been butting in where he was not supposed to be
Oooh haha! 'dyed-in-the-wool'! So cute!
When my kids were little they found my fabric paints and painted the dog in colors similar to this ... it wasn't funny at the time but looking back ... :=}
From the look on his face he is very pleased with the results of his tint and blow dry.
I think he's waiting for a compliment on his stylishness. He's a handsome fellow, though.
Milton is a cutie, Sunny.... We didn't see any sheep on our Sunday ride this past week--but as you know, we saw lots of cows and horses --and dogs....
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Betsy
Yes, it is a nice idea - dying the wool whilst it is still on the sheep. Saves time later I suppose.
Hi Sunny nice shot but who was the hairdresser that gave it that tint.
Really dyed in the wool. Thanks for sharing this Sunny. You do get the most brilliant photos. Have a great day. (((Hugs))) Jo
It's decided to go punk!
What a cute catch! When we traveled to Ireland, many of the sheep were spray painted. I think it had something to do with who they belonged to. But your idea is cuter!
Too cute!! Maybe he is a baseball player...don't they paint under their eyes too??
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Dory, Jacob and Bilbo
LOL aww Sunny fantastic shot!
He's handsome even with the paint!
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