Rest stop
And now for something completely different.
Each year in Italy, grazing animals are moved from high pastures down to the plains. Newborn lambs are unable to make this journey on their own. Instead, they ride in the pouches of a specially made saddle on the back of a donkey or a mule nanny. They are taken down at rest stops and returned to their mothers for a bite to eat and a bit of nuzzling.
Photo: medeamoon
H/t Vanina
Thanks. I needed that.
We all do.
Lambrettas?
I’m sure you’ve posted this before, it looks familiar.
I’m not complaining. By all means, make it an annual event.
I think you’re right, it looks familiar to me too. I thought so at the time. But as you say…still welcome. (It might be a different photo of the same general practice…possibly.)
Heh, nope, the same photo, only a year ago. A more amusing title though!
http://www.butterfliesandwheels.org/2018/marsupials-for-a-day/
Ha, you’ll have to make an effort next year. At least find a different photo.