toe up


toe up, originally uploaded by timojazz.

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  1. shes_a_spriteTue May 02, 04:32:00 pm BST

    This little pig when to the market? Adorable, I don't know if it is your skill with a camera, or her being too damned cute...

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  2. Garry NixonTue May 02, 09:09:00 pm BST

    I can't take credit for this one. I was there, but my friend Timo took this.

    It's great isn't it?

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  3. JohnThu May 04, 05:12:00 am BST

    Great perspective. Hat's off to Timo!

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  4. AnonymousMon May 22, 05:54:00 pm BST

    Excellent. I don't normally go for pictures of other peoples babies or cats...

    But this is uber-cute

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