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Sow, Northycote, rooting deeply

31 October 2016 by David

Sow, Northycote, rooting deeply

Young Gloucester old spot sow at Northycote Farm, rooting in the soil right up to the full length of its snout. The ground right across the enclosure showed signs of earlier rooting activity.

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