The village square was dead this early November day but for a few cats and the distant cackle of free roaming chickens out for their evening constitutional.
At a bus stop painted in bright rainbow stripes, we turn left down a long road, dodge a few roaming chickens, and shrug off surburbia.
Overgrown grass, tangled trees and roaming chickens added to the sense of wildness.
If you don't let the chickens out, the housing will need to be a lot bigger than for roaming chickens, and must include chicken runs.
The best way to spot one usually is to roam Chicken Street, a cluster of shops that sell the detritus of the last two failed military occupations here -- muskets from the British colonial era and Soviet-made bayonets.
So he asked his pal Henry Jaglom, an indie filmmaker, to tape their lunch conversations at Ma Maison — with his ill-tempered toy poodle Kiki at the table — discussions that indolently roamed from chicken salad capers to chic romantic capers.
The best connection was at Keith Teare's house, but I had to deal with a chicken roaming around his front yard (picture) and making a lot of noise.
Allowed to roam free, chickens are effective weed eaters and insect control––set them loose in your veggie patch.
It is thought that Hurricane Iniki blew apart many chicken coops, some possibly used to house fighting chickens; this caused a dramatic increase in the numbers of wild chickens roaming Kauai.
We gulped it down, and then helped her catch one of the chickens roaming in the yard for our dinner.
Contrast that with Mr. Lewis's warmly shot images of happy chickens roaming free on family farms and suburban back yards.
