New to the farm


Welcome to the Farm!
Today we got two new pigs the big one is  the one we already had named Chops. The two little ones are not yet named:)  Although Kyla says they should be Wilbur and Mr Tiggywinkle :)









Hmmmmm...... I wonder where the expression eating like a pig came from


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