A story of a swine feast in pictures, one that took days of preparation...
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| The clam shell purchased especially for the pig, not for sand or water, much to the disappointment of the children |
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| Coke bottles took a while to collect, but was done with pleasure! |
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| The tool box came out. Things must be serious |
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| A family affair. Extension cords needed to be untangled |
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| The custom made, engineer designed sprocket |
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| There was no shame in using child labour |
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| The all important water wheel coming together |
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| Because we are all about OH&S. Swimming goggles as protection. Tick |
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| Time for action |
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| Cutting to length |
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| Attaching the water vessels |
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| Shouldn't move... |
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| The swine arrives! And fits into its temporary home |
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| Back up help has been called upon. Peel 46 cloves of garlic please |
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| The swine gets a rub... |
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| ...before being injected with the garlic citrus secret juice |
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| Time to assemble the spit |
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| This is when we're glad mum and dad has so much junk lying around... |
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| Oma is here to tell us how it's done |
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| The day has come. The potato trays are in place. Coal going in. |
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| Poking the pig |
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| Securing it |
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| The anaesthetist could be a surgeon too |
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| Final touches |
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| Setting up the water-wheel mechanism |
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| The pig turns!!! |
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| The ingenious contraption using the power of recycled water! |
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| The pig is done. Enough to feed 25 people for a few days! |