A spindle weight
Tiny treasures
The goats are enjoying the tree prunings and I am enjoying the almond blossom
Might there be a second lambing in July or August?
When I fed the animals this morning I spied Tufty sniffing the air. Then he started to chase Pinky around the field, oblivious to Pinky’s twins who were standing near to their mother. Later on I saw (from an upstairs window in the house) that Tufty mounted Pinky. It’s possible (but unlikely) that Pinky will lamb again as she did three years ago when she had twins in February and another lamb (called Surprise for obvious reasons) in August. We will have to wait snd see.
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Quince blossom and daffodils begin to open. Spring?
Red dawn
So many signs of spring.
The one that gives me the greatest joy and hope is this…
Click below
In the paddock the early fruiting plum trees are in heavenly blossom
See you tomorrow on zoom if you fancy
More rain all night
For more about ridge and furrow fields see Jews Milk Goats Chapter 14. If you want to join a free zoom tomorrow here is the link for registration
Out came the hedge trimmer and sliced through the overgrown willows
Then the battery charge ran out just as I finished the task
A pheasant amongst the geese in the orchard late afternoon
Run, run, run, run, runaway
But once a hen finds a hole in the chicken wire it will keep escaping Click below
That should put paid to the antics of the escape artist
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