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Thursday, January 5, 2017

Almost Like The Christmas Card!

Everyone gathered around the feed trough!  Well, at least the "young whippersnappers" ;-). 


A big change from yesterday!





"Can I have a little hay?"


"No hay for you!"




Here's a puzzle especially for Patti :-)



Enjoy!


12 comments:

Suzan said...

The snow is so pretty!! Nice seeing a change of the seasons!!

Sheepmom said...

What pretty pictures! I love the way you captured the snowflakes falling. Surprised Hank is letting Hickory and his sheeps be together. He must be feeling their happy vibes. Food conquers all!

Bee Lady said...

Love the pictures! We have the same weather. The snow is pretty but I'm a warm weather girl. Just stopping in to say Happy New YEar!

Cindy Bee

Cheryl West said...

Lovely snow. We have about 3in. this morning, snow clinging to all the shrubs and trees. The sun is out now so it is all looking sparkly.
Hank will not be pleased if the horses are getting his sheeps hay.
Have a great day and happy spinning.

sophy0075 said...

I love your photos. I don't think Hank would have liked Hickory pushing the sheep away from his hay, though. Thank goodness it warms up again towards the end of next week.

thecrazysheeplady said...

If you look again, Hank is definitely not relaxed about the entire situation. He's watching those darn horses Very Closely :-D. He knows he can't keep either the sheep or the horses separated if there is food involved though, but will intervene if needed. Seems to be a sort of truce called lately.

MaryAnn said...

Beautiful picture. The sheep are probably happier with the weather

Michelle said...

Would Hank actually attack a horse if he thought one of his sheeps was in danger?

Michelle said...

Beautiful scenes with all of that falling snow.

thecrazysheeplady said...

He doesn't exactly attack them, but gets between them and the sheep (or me if he thinks they are causing trouble ;-) and runs at them barking and growling. That is why I don't really like them to have access to each other as I worry he'll get kicked. However, they all seem to basically get along when it's cold and both horses are older and quiet and less naughty than say a field of yearlings... It tends to only be a problem when the horses get to goofing around and when that happens, the sheep all immediately duck back into their safe side, which then stops the need for protecting... Still, it's a concern.

Terry and Linda said...

A beautiful winter scene!

Linda

Michelle said...

It took me 33:55; now I need to get busy with housework so that maybe I have time for horsework!

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