The farmers of Chipping Farkleton meeting to harvest the swans by hand.
Nowadays, this is done by machines, but sometimes, the old swan-strangling ways are best.
Bonus -
Being a construction of your humble blogger Tepid Halibut, with the aim of posting one vintage slide image per day, from now until Kingdom Come. (Or until Mr Halibut gets bored.)
The farmers of Chipping Farkleton meeting to harvest the swans by hand.
Nowadays, this is done by machines, but sometimes, the old swan-strangling ways are best.
Bonus -
If you hailed from Aylesbury, you would already know that today (the second Friday in June) is Duck Day.
It's a local holiday, dating from 1363, celebrating the contribution that ducks made to the local economy. From their eggs (omelettes), to their meat(for stir fries) to their feathers (The Aylesbury Pillow Collective), ducks were the driver for Aylesbury's wealth.
Even their feet were used, for waterproofing deerstalker hats. No waste here.
Bonus -
From a set marked as "American Zoos", and I can't really disagree.
Looks like a Grizzly Bear to me, which leads me to remind readers to watch the documentary "Grizzly Man"
Bonus -
Have you ever stopped to consider the Flamingo's knee?
How come it flexes forward, when every other animal has knees that flex backwards.
Well, Have I got astonishing news for you.
Bonus - Trump 2024 flags being sewn in a Chinese factory…
Today's slide is marked "Iquassu Falls. Barbara and Macau."