Everything is relative

Everything is known in comparison, but I do not want to compare the two goats that you see in these photographs that I took in close proximity to the center of our city.

Yes, one goat is snow-white, and the other. black with white spots, that's a boring comparison anyone can make.

You can compare the length of the legs, horns, wool, the loudness of the goat's call, which is heard in the city a little ridiculous.

Ridiculous, yes, that's something to be compared.

Under different circumstances, we look at the same things in different ways.

In peacetime, with relative prosperity, seeing goats in a city flower bed becomes ridiculous, in part.

You can understand that not all people can afford going to the store for milk, they have to keep goats.

But time has passed and the outlook has changed.

Today. during the war, during the global rise in food prices, you understand how wise the people who herded goats in the city were.

Yes, today, thanks to these horned cuties. they feel more confident than those who, in their opinion, had a stable job that brought the opportunity to go to the store, rather than feed and milk goats.

Photos taken with a Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX300 camera.

Author @barski

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