Yow and Lambs photo
Posted: Friday, 06 April 2007 |
Rebbecca came and visited the farm so she could toole around and take some photos. Here is one of my favorites because it is a great shot of the lambs! (The only way to get close to the lambs is to get mum-yow to get close to me! A bucket of grain always does the trick.) This is Elsie-yow of course.
You should see these little monsters now! They are HUGE and built like tanks! I have never seen such stout sheep. We may just go pure Texel if we can afford to buy some in!
I was just outside teaching the little caddie lamb to follow me so that he can be taken out every day for exercise. He's already got it in his head that I'm his mummy - now I have to convince him to follow one pair of legs rather then four legs and an udder!
Happy Easter! Happy Spring!!
You should see these little monsters now! They are HUGE and built like tanks! I have never seen such stout sheep. We may just go pure Texel if we can afford to buy some in!
I was just outside teaching the little caddie lamb to follow me so that he can be taken out every day for exercise. He's already got it in his head that I'm his mummy - now I have to convince him to follow one pair of legs rather then four legs and an udder!
Happy Easter! Happy Spring!!
Comments
Big and strong lambs.In Norway it is snowing today. All our sheep and lambs are inside the byre. Dag
Dag Ovstebo from Norway, e-mail: doevsteb@online.no
Hello again Dag! I hope only good people use your email address! I'll write you with my husband's Kodak Photoshare email program and send you some photos! Those big strong lambs are Texels - a Dutch breed. What kind of sheep do you raise? (Snow??? In April?? Sounds like Alaska!)
Michelle Therese from Mainland Orkney
So...I traded my quiet cabin in the Alaskan woods for the howling winds of Orkney and life on a farm. 
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