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That is amazing! I have been in Mexico from sea to sea and north to south but I NEver saw ANYTHING like that. I thought it might be a quilt! How resourceful and beautiful! To think seeds could do that. Were any of the seeds painted or are they all natural colors? Do you know?
 
Sorry to misinform squib....My seed sculpting didn't down load properly.I'll keep tring.These are yarn paintings....made by pressing yarn into bees wax
 
I just found this searching Huichol art

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dianne137 said:
Sorry to misinform squib....My seed sculpting didn't down load properly.I'll keep tring.These are yarn paintings....made by pressing yarn into bees wax
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It makes perfect sense! I sure would love to see a full shot of your avatar! I am very patient so I will keep my eye's open when it finally works out!
 
It did t show up for me but I got the treat of seeing the old vdub painted up - that made MY day, I am still smiling with that photo! It is great. I will go to YouTube and see if I can see it from that direction. Thanks!
 
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Cute little guy, Bill. Do you know the circumstances of this one being rescued?

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"Joaquin" that's the piglet's name, arrived at the centre, a week after birth, with a spinal cord injury and an uncertain prognosis. I don't recall how the animal was injured.
He couldn't move his back legs and he hadn't been able to eat. With medical care he's regained reasonable mobility. It's hard for him to get around in the muddy areas that pigs enjoy. This summer, they're putting in a cement pad at the front of the pasture so Joaquin can get traction - play with the other pigs and, have easy access to food.

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AdmiralAdama said:
"Joaquin" that's the piglet's name, arrived at the centre, a week after birth, with a spinal cord injury and an uncertain prognosis. I don't recall how the animal was injured.
He couldn't move his back legs and he hadn't been able to eat. With medical care he's regained reasonable mobility. It's hard for him to get around in the muddy areas that pigs enjoy. This summer, they're putting in a cement pad at the front of the pasture so Joaquin can get traction - play with the other pigs and, have easy access to food.

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That is a wonderful situation. People like your brother do a fantastic job, and must get immense satisfaction in their work.


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Me, my wife, the dog, the cat and my first born son:
 

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