Monday, July 10, 2006

Daily Farm Photo: 7/10/06


BB (born in 2005) & Her Mother Tana Are Always Together
Click here to see another recent photo of these two black beauties.

A year of Daily Photos ago:
Molly Doodlebug Makes Her First Appearance
Posted by Farmgirl Susan at 9:07 AM
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10 comments:

  1. Happy, lovely sheep. I love these pictures.
    Catharine

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  2. They look so happy to be together!

    Is it wrong that I find the matching shaving lines on their bums really funny?

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  3. The saga of your sheep is seriously addictive for me, as much as Meercat Manor

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  4. BB and Tana are so cute!
    I love your photos. They make me smile every time, no exception! It's like an endorphin rush every day.
    Thanks!
    :)

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  5. Hey now! I'm a mother!

    : D

    (Pssssst. Can I get you to change the name of "Small Farms" to "I Heart Farms"? Fanx, dawl.)

    XO

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  6. What sweet little babies !!

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  7. They look so happy and content. Beautiful sheep!

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  8. Looks like a lifelong bond! How lucky they are!!

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  9. Do you ever post any pictures of your Llamas or Chickens? I don't think I've seen any yet.. Not that pictures of your other animals aren't as wonderful, I'm just curious to see them :-)

    -Chloe

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  10. lindy (the chicken)and whitey7/12/2006 1:44 PM

    Yah Chloe. The llamas are boring but we are dynamic. More poultry pictures for the fans!

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