No they haven't been to school. They're racing around town showing us how great we can look in woollies.It's all part of wool fashion week (11-17 Oct). Prince Charles is leading the campaign. Support British farmers, wear something eco-friendly an alternative to throw-away garments.
And look out for sheep all week.
Pretty in pink :-)
ReplyDeleteI thought I recognized Charles.
ReplyDeleteThis is so perfect! Great campaign.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great campaign. Loving the pink sheep and giggling a bit as I imagine what all the other sheep must be thinking about this one.
ReplyDeleteGod knows I dig this concept, being a knitter & all!!!! This is awesome, and I fully support this campaign. Plus it's an awesome picture!
ReplyDeleteThis makes me remember one of those obscure childhood memories that pop up from time to time. I remember my mother showing me an ad in a magazine for wool that showed a field of sheep and each one was a different color and pattern. The one the stands out in my mind was plaid. I remember asking my mother if sheep really grew that way.
ReplyDeleteHow CUUUTE!
ReplyDeleteLOL brilliant shot, I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteFunny photo for an important message. We have to protect the world, the life of our children.
ReplyDeleteRegards
Valery
[Barcelona Daily Photo]
God missed a trick in not creating pink sheep.
ReplyDeletehmm - that sheep looks a bit like Charles
ReplyDeletehaha Prince Charles is heading the campaign! if i were trying to head a campaign to motive people to do anything prince Charles in the guy who i would picture as a great motiver!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see Prince Charles wearing a pink jumper, but sadly he wouldn't have the balls to wear it in public!
ReplyDeleteAnd what about adding some more pictures? I don’t want to offend anyone, blog is really nice. Just according to the scientists people acquire information much more efficient when there are some helpful illustrations.
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