Need to chill out a little more?
10/26/05: Why We Cut Firewood
11/10/05: Where Sheep Sleep, Take Three (The Frosted Edition)
11/18/05: Snugglebunny with Frosting
3/22/06: Garden Journal: Some Very Cold Garlic and Kohlrabi
10/28/07: First Frost! Plus Growing Strawberries & Preparing Your Strawberry Bed for Winter
And A Collection of Snow Photos (just in case you're really overheated)
© Copyright 2009 FarmgirlFare.com, the jackets are now out of storage after last night's widespread frost warning foodie farm blog where it was a nippy 26 degrees (and very white!) at eight o'clock this morning (I didn't have the nerve to check the thermometer any earlier)—but that's nothing for our wooly band of sheep (including seven-year-old Tana pictured above) who chose to sleep out under the stars instead of in their fabulous new barn (pictures of which will be coming soon!)
Brrrr....those photos sure look cold!! The second photo is amazing!!
ReplyDeleteFrost can make things look so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLoved the leaves in the water and the sheep, how can they make their legs be gone like that?! We've had the same kind of weather here too~
ReplyDeletethat poor little sheep looks freezing! good thing it has a great coat to keep it warm.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry, but it was really warm here in California over the weekend. I'm still picking tomatoes and green beans and have poked the tulip bulbs back into the ground 3 times now (the raccoons dig them up) in anticipation of fall. Sometimes it's hard to believe we all live in the same country.
ReplyDeleteat least the sheep are dressed for the weather!
ReplyDeleteChilly! We had to scramble here after two snowstorms in a week. I still haven't found the box with my gloves and mittens:)
ReplyDeleteNew barn? Can't wait to see!
Stay warm and cozy......
so not weather for the frost! Last week it snowed. Yesterday? 68 degrees! I don't care what season it is, just pick one already.
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