freemotion
Food Guru
How about a bit of nice compost for that little seedling:
Sheep milk info~Just a little FYI :)
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One of the families we meet with for fellowship, were all raised on pastured sheep milk. I think they all miss it.
As the family has split off into marriages, they are getting goats though. Easier to deal with in our climate.
As the family has split off into marriages, they are getting goats though. Easier to deal with in our climate.
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big brown horse
Hoof In Mouth
OMG!!! Too cute!! Did he/she just stop there to take a little nap? Awww! Just couldn't go on without a quick power nap. 
At any given time if I were to take a cute photo of my sheep they would be just chilling out and chewing cuds.
At any given time if I were to take a cute photo of my sheep they would be just chilling out and chewing cuds.
CrownofThorns
Lovin' The Homestead
I took a great picture of my brothers ram and sent it into Hobby Farm Magazine. It was in last years Sept issue. I was so happy, I had a photo "published"! 
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big brown horse
Hoof In Mouth
I wonder if it is on line? What kind of ram was it?
CrownofThorns
Lovin' The Homestead
Shetland. I'm not sure? I think I've looked before because they also post pictures on their website daily but I never saw it. I also discovered recently that somewhere along the line I deleted it off my computer so I no longer have it at all. I do have a copy of the magazine though.
freemotion
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Ha-ha! No, her sister was jumping on and off the tire and she was trying, too. I think her little black coat restricted her a bit, and she stumbled and flopped onto the tire and I just happened to catch it before the camera started shaking too much from my laughter!big brown horse said:OMG!!! Too cute!! Did he/she just stop there to take a little nap? Awww! Just couldn't go on with out a quick power nap.
At any given time if I were to take a cute photo of my sheep they would be just chilling out and chewing cuds.
My goats make me laugh every single day, and a hundred times a day when there are babies.
That black one is Plum. When she was small enough to jump on the tire, I could call her, pat the tire with my hand, and she would hop up on it every single time. So cute!!!
Ginger, my ginormous doe, makes me laugh every time she burps up a cud for some reason. She stands there looking at me, then does a HUGE belch, and her cheeks puff out like an old trumpet player as she chews the biggest cud I've ever seen. Every time. I don't know why, but it makes me laugh. It is just a cud.
Each of my goats does something regularly that makes me smile or laugh, and I never know when they are going to come up with something out of the norm to make me giggle.
Of course, I do cuss them out regularly, too, and shake my fist and yell, (c'mon, everyone yell with me
"It's a good thing you are CUTE!" 
