A neighbor hauled in a couple loads of topsoil for us so we can try once again to fix the grading along the little creek that has never gotten established (see previous entry re: grass). I moved the sheep out to the creek field to keep them away from the shed construction on the other side of the barn. Put the two together?

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Ewen McTeagle joins in. You know you're in trouble, Rebecca Boone, when the sheep lumbering up the hill below you is still taller than you ;-). Remember, you can click the label "Ewen McTeagle" below and see pictures from when he was small enough to be carried around.

Sunshine makes a run at the reigning Queen of the Hill.

And sends everyone packing.
3 comments:
They are just like children let loose to play on the playground!
Linda
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Ewen has definitely grown since those early pictures. What is even more amazing is the spunkiness of Sunshine. I didn't know that sheep liked to play Queen/King of the mountain ( of dirt)! Aren't they silly?
Saved as a favorite, I really like your website!
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