Andrew Jack, a farmer of Scotland, painted his flock of sheep bright red in an effort to "brighten things up". This 54-strong flock of red sheep, grazing on a hillside, have been entertaining motorists driving past the business park in West Lothian, Scotland. The sheep were painted using animal friendly dye and the color remains for about a month until sheared. This is quite a sight!
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ReplyDeleteDude, I wonder what the wolves are thinking...
ReplyDeleteBloody Tampons.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! Now we need some purple cow farms.
ReplyDeletethose poor giraffes
ReplyDeletewoah cool! :D
ReplyDeleteI wonder if I could paint my grass a lazy shade of orange?
ReplyDeletephotoshopped!
ReplyDeletejk ;-)
filthy beasts
ReplyDeleteStrong effort, we need more stuff like this in our dull lives!
ReplyDeleteWhat the heck is up with those hills the sheep standing on? It looks like buried pyramids.
ReplyDeleteIt looked like the countryside was bleeding. They should have painted them purple!
ReplyDeleteThat's a pretty good sense of humor. Everyone needs to lighten up once in a while.
ReplyDeletefancy sheep
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ReplyDeleteHa ha ha that is funny!
ReplyDeleteI love it when I see people successfully not taking life so damned seriously! We could all take a small lesson from this guy, lighten up, and enjoy life just a bit!
ReplyDeleteaf hverju eru þær rauðar ?
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Can we do something about people as well???
ReplyDeleteHilarious and creative.
ReplyDelete#3 Hilarious.
You know if he'd used green instead of red it would've been trippy for drivers seeing what appeared to be moving bushes. XD
ReplyDeleteAwwwwwwwwwwwwww how cute lol
ReplyDeleteso THAT'S how they make red velvet cake
ReplyDeleteThats awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the humor!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if local ranchers would appreciate similar efforts to 'brighten things up' here in rural Missouri .. hmmmm
Awesome!
ReplyDeleteNow he needs some blue ponies and purple cows!
ReplyDeletedye the sheep first! what a great idea for spinners and knitters :)
ReplyDeleteIts how it is done in Minecraft.
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