Gabbie
Greta
Georgie
i'm so glad shearing is over because it always stresses me out! but the most stressful part was getting everyone caught before the shearer arrived. they got out a few times, and the donkeys too. this new shearer was super gentle. the sheeps all look good under there and they are all hoppy and frisky now. and i was also thinking that the wool might be too full of burrs and hay, but it looks *awesome*. will take pics when i lay it out and skirt it, but when he was done it started to rain.
Wow! I love seeing stuff like this, more pics of your animal friends, please!
ReplyDeleteoooh! What kind of sheep? Do you sell the fiber?
ReplyDeleteI have a fiber buying problem. By the pound.
i'll definitely post more critter pics! i have to give bunny harecuts tomorrow so i'll take some before and after..
ReplyDeletethe sheep are shetlands. i have a flock of three with two ewes and a wether for my own fiber addiction. if you ever want angora, i have lots!
Oh my how wonderful are these pictures! I want to be at your farm...yesss for sure keep those photos coming! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI want to live on a farm so bad. More animal pics, please.
ReplyDeleteWow Jere, your life looks so adventurous!! I always loved watching Mcleods Daughters so much...your life seems to be similar to theirs :))) How fantastic it must be living on a farm..But also it is hard work i imagine..
ReplyDeleteso nice! can I visit?! :)
ReplyDelete