Aggieterpkatie-Pics of my new rabbit-Page 38 !!!!!

[Javamama]

Very nice!
I can't remember - are those Southdown sheep (I think that's what they are called) My daughter's friend shows some like that and I just love them. She walks them at the local park to get them ready for the fair.

 

[TanksHill]

Ah flat land. So nice!!!

 

[aggieterpkatie]

Java, Darla (with the very wooly face) is a Southdown (NOT a babydoll southdown...no offense to those w/ babydolls, but my sheep are *real* and not toys). I don't like having to bend over to handle mini animals. The other ewe with the more open face is a Romney. The white lambs are Romneys, and the dark ones are Romney/Southdown crosses.

Tanks....all we have is flat land over here on the Eastern Shore!! I miss the hills from when I lived in VT! Gorgeous.

 

[framing fowl]

Beautiful! It's always so fun to see what other people's places look like.

 

[Denim Deb]

Nice!

 

[Farmfresh]

Looks like you really have some nice grazing.

My D1 is still battling curly dock weed that is a left over from when my dad own and neglected the property.

 

[glenolam]

My brother in law lived in Brattleboro and his 'rents actually are still there. My brother went to Southern VT College, he's older than us - graduated in 2001 I think? Were you in VT at that time? Man...that would be weird if you actually knew him...

ETA - it's a standing joke when the two families (my brother in law and my family) get together. We're called "flat landers" and they're called nekkid messes...

 

[aggieterpkatie]

I lived in Westfield, in the Northeast Kingdom. I only lived there for 6 months after I graduated, from June 2--4 to Dec 2004. I really miss it!!

Here's a group shot of the turkeys and chicks (the chicks from the broody hens). They're so cute.

Here's my broccoli and spinach:

Here's my cauliflower:

And here's my cabbage and onion sets:

My broccoli is heading out already and it's very small. I think I should snip off those little heads, right?

 

[aggieterpkatie]

Well the MD Sheep and Wool Festival is this weekend! I'm so excited. My sister and mom are coming up from NC to go with me! We're going to have a blast! I've been saving up money and trying to make as much as possible so I have spending money.

I sold about $47 in crafts I made this week, and I'm going to be taking some scrap metal to the junk yard in the next day or two hopefully, and I hope to get at least $20 from it. I've got 5 chicks for sale on CL, and I hope to sell some more eggs before Saturday. I was relying on a babysitting job for a coworker's friend, but she cancelled last minute. That really hurt my pocketbook.

I can't wait for the Sheep and Wool Festival though!!

 

[glenolam]

Do you bring your own wool?