quinta-feira, março 16, 2006
sexta-feira, março 03, 2006
P.S.
Here is a place in Poção with no trash. Thus, there were also no interesting animals to see. (There are two children, though, if you squint. I took them out for a walk with their pink umbrella, to see if we could find any goats). (Sorry, these blog entries would be better read from last to first, since that is the order I posted them).
My Carnaval Trip to Poção
Well, friends, I know I promised you some goat pictures, but when I had my camera out the goats were notably absent from Poção! I think they went carnavalling in some nearby city and left the cows, pigs and dogs to hold down the fort.
To be fair to Poção, I have to say that it had other interesting things besides animals eating trash. I just found animals eating trash to be the most interesting subject matter for my photo journalism. It is really a cute little town with no more or less trash than any other town of its size in this region.
By the time the goats came back from Carnaval, I was suffering from an acute intestinal infection of some sort, so I was unable to document their activities. I hope my friendly readers will be willing to take a rain-check on this one.
To be fair to Poção, I have to say that it had other interesting things besides animals eating trash. I just found animals eating trash to be the most interesting subject matter for my photo journalism. It is really a cute little town with no more or less trash than any other town of its size in this region.
By the time the goats came back from Carnaval, I was suffering from an acute intestinal infection of some sort, so I was unable to document their activities. I hope my friendly readers will be willing to take a rain-check on this one.