View out through the doorway of an ancient barn to the hills beyond. |
A couple of resident Scottish Blackface rams. |
I THINK this big tupp is possibly Cheviot or maybe a Liecester. I will check him out. He was VERY curious about us. |
The trio of "pet lambs". |
Himself again, scratching his back on the edge of an old bathtub. |
Long view of "our flock" out on a new hill pasture. |
That's "our farm" in the background . The road up to it is a hilly, bumpy mile long! From the top of the hill though, the views are spectacular! |
We did have a wonderful time though, as always. Sadly, my husband was ill while we were away and I feel a little bit icky this morning but a few good sleeps ought to do the trick! Anyway, it is good to be back. Now, I have to get to work and do something nice with all of these lovely memories.
Love those curly-Qs. It's always nice to go somewhere but great to be back home. Welcome.
ReplyDeleteI hope it was an enjoyable trip.
Hi, Carolynn. I used to spin so I always pay attention to sheep photos and those Scottish sheep certainly have beautiful fleece. Sounds like it was a marvelous holiday, and then home looks so great afterwards. I bet you've gotten all kinds of inspirations!
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Hi Carolynn, welcome back again. Now we can again admire "sheepses". Oh this Scottish landscape is beautiful. I hope you had a good time - forgetting about the wind.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back. Sheepses are okay but the ancient door view is wonderful!
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