We definitely have no lambs - but we do, definitely, have big sheep!
Big, bald sheep in Pugsley's case!
As nothing was happening (not really supposed to until Friday but you never know) I went down to the library van to stock up on reading material and then went home to check the alpacas who were in a very funny mood.
Everyone but Bert was charging at high speed round the paddock. I think Cassie was going to the toilet.
Later Sam and Kristy arrived and did a bit of halter training. This will be much easier when we have constructed a holding pen - not that Trouble needs a holding pen to catch her!
Tyjke and Wonky are far more interested in playing together -
And Glorious Gloria just likes to pose!
Tonight I have to concentrate on a bit of knitting as I have a black scarf which has been on the go for weeks and still is not finished. The Flower lady has knitted a pair of gloves and two scarves since I started this scarf and this afternoon she came round with a beautiful multi coloured beret.
A better penning solution!
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After a long "family illness" and a subsequent reduction of our herd, I am
back to report a more recent enhancement to Easter-Wood. One of the
problems we ...
7 years ago
I too have some very fat sheep and mine aren't due for over a week yet. I also have a lovely coloured Shetland (Whose fleece I had plans for!) going bald so I'm wandering round the field collecting it!!
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