Carrots for lunch.

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  1. roders

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    :) River of carrots..
    Hope they don't get indigestion lol.

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    Well spotted Roders. Imagine the gas from that lot fermenting!
     
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    :hehe:it's like the orange brick road, do you think there off to se the wizard, the wonderful wizard of oz:rotfl:
     
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    A farmer was alarmed when his cows started to produce pink milk he called in the vet who took samples only to find it was caused through the heavy feed of carrots the farmer had been giving them,he sourced a supply of white carrots and the problem ceased.
     
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    :lollol::yho: Nice one Walnut.
     
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    Oh my goodness all the better to see you:lollol::hehe:
     
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    Should feed them beets.
     
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    I agree Redstar.
     
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    Or strawberrys for instant strawberry milkshake :)
     
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    Jo, wouldn`t they have to be taught to jump up and down as well?:scratch:
     
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