This is #130, first published 18 Jan 17
A nice wordy one today. I've had the idea of this temperature scale for some time (there is a definite order to them, obviously) but until now I hadn't really thought of using it with the sheep. It gives me the opportunity to see what a flock of the new-style sheep look like.
What's more fun than a cuddle with a woolly critter?
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