A Mixture of Moving Wool and Grass

The following photos may be good as wallpapers for our computers. These sheep in New Zealand that walk about the grassland form nice pictures.

There are more sheep than people in New Zealand. That is why when a photo of sheep in their grazing ground is taken, the sheep are much like our crowds of people in the streets of Causeway Bay. The sheep here have plenty of grass to eat and they enjoy life.

These sheep have fluffy wool which is of high quality for export. The shearing of wool from a sheep is interesting. I saw such shearing in Sydney, Australia. It seems as if the overcoats of the sheep are peeled off. The sheep whose wool had been sheared looked much thinner than we expected. I wonder if they would catch cold this way.

At night-time, people who cannot sleep well like to count the "number" of sheep in order to put themselves to sleep. Maybe you spend some time on counting the sheep here for pleasure. On actual ground, nobody can do the counting because the sheep may move about any time.