Photo update!!

 Hi readers! I haven't posted for ages so I thought I would do a picture update for a change. The top photo is Maisie. She is getting very big and likes having playtime with Bramble.
Bramble was sat on top of the piggies kitchen roll in the shed looking out of the window.


Patches was posing in a photo shoot before Maisie arrived

I hope you like these photos,
Book Worm :)

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