Wild flower meadow.
The sheepses have been in the meadow over winter, and they have grazed it and everything in it to the maximum. Some daffodils have managed to pop up, and a Snakes Head Fritillary has emerged Hopefully bluebells to follow.
The sheepses have been in the meadow over winter, and they have grazed it and everything in it to the maximum. Some daffodils have managed to pop up, and a Snakes Head Fritillary has emerged Hopefully bluebells to follow.
George has his favourite toy, a lime coloured ball. We’ve tried various colours, but lime is his favourite. It’s supposed to have a rope on it, but they last only mini seconds. Throw, chase, bounce, catch, re-catch, strut with success, […]
Done beautifully, like Mother, like daughter… show Sandie a shelf and she’ll fill it! The wall needed something on it to balance the kitchen, and Joan now has another display area for her special bits.
… shelve it. Procrastination is the thief of time, so 08.15 on Sunday to Joan’s… to put up her new shelf . Guess what she’ll be doing for the rest of the day!
We have now fenced off part of the paddock so that the sheep girls, and the donks girls, can run together. There’s even mutual grooming going on
Getting older gets to a point when it’s just funny. OK, getting old is not funny, but sometimes, it does just become so silly, that having a good laugh about it , just puts it into context. Joan has been […]
… and on, and on the celebrations go! To Ludlow food Centre for breakfast. Up to Joan’s for eight, and in less than an hour, we were the first in. This is the main food hall where they butcher, make […]
… Four o’clock on an idyllic Spring afternoon. A yelp, whelp, scream from the wood, a sprinting Rosie (aka Meg), and a West Kent Sprint champion (aka Sandie) rushed there. Bigboy (aka George), is transfixed in horror and shock, with […]
… activity in the pond! Frog spawn, first round, if it’s like previous years, there’s more to come.