Day Thirty-four: 10-21-08
The thirty-fourth day close-ups. Be warned: still a little gross.
| Sorry—the photos today are a little blurry. But you've seen most of this before. |  Front parts Courtesy JGordon |
| Posterior! |  Back parts Courtesy JGordon |
| Another picture of pig guts. They look kind of like... if beef jerky and dried kelp had a baby. |  Guts! Courtesy JGordon |
| The hip region, looking kind of jumbled. |  This and that Courtesy JGordon |
| This is sort of by the pig's chest. You can see some leg there, and a few very attractive folds of skin. |  The chest area Courtesy JGordon |
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I wonder what if the flies were NOT allowed access to the pig... I found a dead groundhog in the woods upstate on my summer acreage and placed rocks and large branches around it to mark the area: I wished to get the skull later. Repeatedly I had to retrieve the body from where some -animal- had dragged it. I DO have the skull in my "box". The summer home was sold back in late 2003.
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