Meanwhile in the middle of all the chaos I find peace in the barn. Here are just a few pictures that graps the moments of peace I find.
Water that is not frozen is always welcome.
We like it too! And, my have we grown over the winter. These are the yearling Suffolk and Hampshire sheep we kept from last year. They are all just turning one and have really bloomed here lately. Emily showed these girls and it looks like some of them might get to be shown this year as well as yearling ewes!
And although blurry this is the veiw I see the most. Everyone running around looking for me or a bite to eat. I will be selling a small starter flock of Suffolk/Hampshire sheep. This encludes a ram and three maybe four ewes. Would be a great start for someone looking to get into the sheep business to who just wants a clean up crew for the property. Hope you enjoyed your visit. Leave a comment or two if you did.
5 comments:
We are weathering the weather here in West Michigan also! Though today is mostly sunny with a high of around 36! I can't wait for the path to the hen house to be clear of snow so I can wobble my way over there! Poor hubby has been taking care of them since my knee surgery 6 weeks ago! I am SO looking forward to spring!
I hate the mud too! I am so ready for spring and dry weather!
Don't care for mud, dislike winter, and I want warm, sunny weather. That first pic looks like they are drinking in the air. That's a really cool pic. I assume it's at the top of a hill?
~Randy
I'm ready for spring too, Amy- hope it's just around the corner. I'm tired of losing my shoes in the mud!!
Always love the sheepie pics!
I've always been intrigued by sheep and think lambs are just one of the most adorable baby animals there are. Thanks for sharing the pics.
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