Flock of sheep on loose in Henfield

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A FLOCK of 30 sheep ran amok in Henfield having escaped from their enclosure on Tuesday morning (February 13).

The sheep wandered into a residential area in Wantley and during their bid for freedom, they also invaded a playground in Wantley.

Henfield resident, Sue Hutton, who took the photographs, said she spotted the woolly renegades at about 10.35am.

The flock going on their journey in Wantley, Henfield. Photo credit: Sue Hutton

The brazen group is finally rounded up in the Wantley play area while waiting for their owner to come and collect them.

Even though their journey had come to an end, they certainly didn’t have a baaad start to the day.

Flock of escaped sheep rounded up in a play area in Henfield. Photo credit: Sue Hutton

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