Punkin's Patch: He Ain't Heavy

Saturday, April 20, 2013

He Ain't Heavy

"He's my brother."

Or maybe sister ;-).

More Icelandic lambs from Flat Creek Wool and Pottery.

10 comments:

Andee said...: That is so cute I can't stand it.; April 20, 2013
Strawberry Lane said...: Beyond ... sweet!; April 20, 2013
Nina said...: Perfect pictures for a blustery, snowy day.; April 20, 2013
Unknown said...: Very cute!; April 20, 2013
Sr. Mary Elizabeth Tebo, fsp said...: What a great snugglin' snapshot!; April 20, 2013
Tombstone Livestock said...: awwwwwwwww ................; April 20, 2013
Far Side of Fifty said...: Makes me want to snuggle down for a nap too..that is one of my favorite songs:); April 20, 2013
Shirley said...: Awww so snugly!; April 20, 2013
farmlady said...: So beautiful!!!; April 20, 2013
Suzan said...: Adorable!!; April 21, 2013

Welcome to Punkin's Patch at Equinox Farm

We have a small(ish) hand spinner's mixed flock of Jacob sheep, Border Cheviots, Border Leicesters, Cotswolds, and various fine, medium and longwool colorful crossbreds. Buddy, Woolliam, Rebecca Boone, Boudreaux the Biter, Sweet Petunia, Ewen McTeagle, Keebler, Graham Lamb, B. Willard, Count Chocula, Daniel Not-Boone, Hershey, Spud, Murphy, Woody, Blossom, Crazy Maisie, Baaxter Black, Burrnie and the inspirational Renny to name a few. I love to raise bottle lambs and didn't think I'd ever get Liddy out of our kitchen. Mrs. Pepperpot and Muffin helped Biscuit transition to the barn.

Hank, a Pyrenees/Maremma cross, was in charge of farm security with Junior Deputies Miss Tilly aka Weaslie, a Corgi, and Comby, a tough orange cat with a heart of gold. Now retired flock dog Salt is here holding down the fort. Kate, a Border Collie, handles the rush hour traffic. Iris, our first Border Collie, spent her whole life trying to keep all of us in line, but that was a hard job. Her Corgi sidekick was always underfoot and the Adventure Chickens NEVER did what she wanted.

Saturday, April 20, 2013

He Ain't Heavy

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