The Little Rascals Farm Established May 2006
  Summer/Fall  2006

12/30/08

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Life on the farm is always interesting with all the animals to keep us company and very busy!

A montage of photos from this Summer/Fall 2006 season. 

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Come in through the gate lined with stately maple, fir and alder trees...

...follow the dogs down the lane and around the bend...

...go down the hill....

...see our place peek through the trees...

The Little Rascals Farm

I stitched 4 photos together to get this panoramic view.

Turk - 2 year old Shetland Ram

He likes to ram the hay bins so it gets all over him.

Misty - Shetland Ewe 2 years old

She likes to burry her head in the hay and it gets all over her face!

Carmel - Shetland Ewe, 5 years old.

Shy usually but if you have grain she'll be your best friend!

Mel & Spot - Alpine Milking Goats

Breakfast for the girls is a little alfalfa and some sweet feed and kelp.

Gardening Experiment

I used tires to overwinter some potatoes, hopefully in the spring we'll have a large crop.

Strawberry bed - started with 4 plants earlier this spring!

Garden compost pile,

hopefully we'll get some wonderful compost out of what is left of last years garden composting with all the 'new' manure from the animals.

Japanese Plum Tree

It's only 2 years old, given to me by a friend from her garden. The parent tree is about 25 feet tall and a lucious purple in color.

Raspberry beds - after the sheep got out and 'helped' trim them down.

Weaving is peacful in the 'can' with only the birds and animals to disturb me.

We ran electricty out there so I could have lights and a heater if I want but so far if it's too cold to be outside I'll be found inside knitting with no desire to weave!

Loom with a view.

Spot - the goats main job is to help keep the brush down.

You can see she loves her job!

Fallen leaves on the forest floor.

Taking the goats for a walk in the forest.

Moss on a tree trunk.

Munch! Munch! Munch!

Golden Leaves - will soon be on the ground.

Alder Trunks - Nature's art work.

Coco, patiently waiting ofr her photo session to be over so she can go see what the goats are doing.

High winds - 1, Trees - 0

Fiber Art Equipment

Angora Yarn

We spin our rabbits wool into hanks of lucious yarn.

Peaches - French Angora Doe, 6 months old.

Iris - German REW Hybrid Angora, 6 months old

Iris - just before shearing.

She gave us 8 ounces! Can't wait to see what her adult coat will weight in at! No rabbits are ever hurt when taking their fleece, we carefully shear their fur like you shear sheep.

Back in the kitchen.

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