We are keeping Toffee and twins inside the sheep pen until we get 🤞the feeding established
Just before the rain returned
Here we go again
The other lamb will need to be bottle fed but isn’t keen to take its milk. Hey ho – here we go again!
Born outside on the muddy ground in the dark
Another afternoon bottle
Feeding sheep under cover
Spot’s twins, Bill and Hillary, out with mother on a drizzely Sunday morning
All the sheep can find cover in the barn but most choose to stay outside
A day of sunshine and daffodils
Mother love for Bill and Hillary
Congratulations Spot
A boy and a girl
I found them out in the rain this morning and I brought them into the sheep barn and into a pen
A visit from two little girls, one mum and a granny and grandad
The loved it all – bottle feeding a lamb, meeting ducks and goats and chickens and geese
They brought me a bunch of tulips
We were fortunate to live in a hamlet in Devon over 45 years ago, where we were friends and neighbours with the wonderful Maltby family. John Maltby was a renowned potter and sculptor and we are privileged to have several of his creations, some of which were made for special family birthdays and my parent’s anniversaries at 40 years and then 50 years. We enjoy them to this day and remain close (but geographically distant) friends with John and Heather’s daughter. For more on our Devon life (and much more besides) see ‘Jews Milk Goats’ available on Amazon.
New book out now, ‘Cohencidence’ also on Amazon
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