It's been shearing time again
and there are lots of photo's for you...
my pets thinking I am taking them to the silo for lupins
Lucy the leader of the pack
work boots and of course lime work sock
sheep to be yarded by Baz and Cleo
ready to start drafting
this is my baby... lucky him he can just step over the fences
it was hot
and dusty
fur grandie Cleo helping me
Hubby in charge of drafting race
the glamour shot
Cleo a little thirsty
full steam ahead
our bales and this year not many
Lucy being shorn and not very happy about it
one very dirty dusty and tired city dog...
My parcel from the online group that I am a part of had their secret redwork swap
and this is what I received from the very lovely Christine
isn't it just gorgeous and it even came with a little hanger...
and Christine also sent me another little parcel
some gorgeous fabrics suitable for a baby boy and a pattern for a little quilt
just for me for ''the Grandma to be''
thank you Christine you are so sweet and a very wonderful swapper.
Thanks for all the photos of your sheep shearing. It opens a window for me to a view very different from the one outside my window in my little house in the city ... :) Pat
ReplyDeletelove your old yards..........hope you have survive shearing........ours starts in the next week or 2........
ReplyDeleteLoved seeing your pics....you sure do work hard out there. Love the photo of Cleo getting a drink. Christine spoiled you which was lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing a day in the life of a sheep farmer Tarnyia. It's just not something you get to see. Glad you liked your parcel. It was fun putting it together for you.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing the photos. Love the glamour shoot..LOL
ReplyDeleteGorgeous gifts from Christine. She is a great swap partner..
thankyou for sharing your life on the farm tarnyia and love the glamour shot,what a gorgeous parcel from Christine,she is such a thoughtful swapper.xx
ReplyDeleteThanks for the photos, so fascinating for me (only living in oz for 7 yrs), I have emailed the link to my dad in Texas. He will love to see the real working dogs in action! xx debbie
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