Some action on a farm.

Strange animals know that we love animals and that's why they come to greet us.

Pigs love to have their ears scratched and the white lady was waiting for her turn.

I was invited to open a police training session for young community leaders and we arrived early as usual. So my camera wanted to take some photos on the farm where the training session was to take place. I always get that strange freedom feeling whenever I am on a farm and long back to my carefree childhood days.
Sadly those days are long gone, but the love of the soils and the animals remain.
So come and see what I have for you today.

We left at sunrise as usual.

We were standing at the farm dam when this guy approached us.

All that he wanted was some assurance that he is beautiful.

The doggie was checking on the pig's gender status, the lady didn't mind:)

This is the lovely farm dam.

Ooooh what a beautiful morning he sang.

This little one came in to see if we had anything to eat.

Marian is showing you the farm's swimming pool.

After all, this is a farm and I will show you more in other posts.

We often get invited to open the police functions with prayer and we always arrive way early as the venue's that they use are situated on some very interesting farms. There is a large township in the vicinity where many unemployed youngsters have to find a way in life. Obviously, crime is a factor and the other normal township issues, and so it was decided to establish an entrepreneurial leadership skills training group of specialists to train the youngsters that show leadership skills. The thought is that they can transfer whatever they learn on to the other youngsters in the communities.
The first training session started today and lets hope that it will empower many entrepreneurs in the township.

I hope you have enjoyed the photos and the story.

And That's All Friends.

Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.

Camera: Canon Powershot SX70HS Bridge camera.

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