Rope Yarn Corner

This is a personal diary of the little smallholding that I struggle to farm in as environmentally friendly, and traditional way as possible. The problems and joys I am happy to share with others, for, as all smallholders quickly learn, they come in equal quantity!

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Sunday, 23 March 2008

Easter 2008





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Labels: Black welsh mountain sheep, Elaine Frogley, Rope Yarn Corner

Thursday, 13 March 2008

First Lamb

Black Welsh Mountain ewe and lamb
Our first lamb was greeted by a wet and windy morning - just as one might expect! - on 9th March. Five more ewes looked to be close behind her, but as of this moment, our bouncy black ewe lamb has only a large,bright yellow feed tub to play with - but they seem to be good friends!
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Labels: Elaine Frogley, lambs and lambng, March, Rope Yarn Corner, Welsh Mountain sheep
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