This is April....the "ebony" part of the title. Now that she has dried off and had a night to relax...she's settling in nicely with Simon. The two of them are precious and we are enjoying them, but they're NOT Shetlands. The Shetlands are definitely a hardy breed and birth easily (so far) and the lambs seem to be up and about sooner, too. I do love the fiber on both of the Romney girls, but again...my Shetlands are "my girls". Nothing will replace them....Sunday, April 11, 2010
This is April....the "ebony" part of the title. Now that she has dried off and had a night to relax...she's settling in nicely with Simon. The two of them are precious and we are enjoying them, but they're NOT Shetlands. The Shetlands are definitely a hardy breed and birth easily (so far) and the lambs seem to be up and about sooner, too. I do love the fiber on both of the Romney girls, but again...my Shetlands are "my girls". Nothing will replace them....
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- Donna
- Ken and I live on a small farm in Center Sandwich, New Hampshire in an area surrounded by lakes and mountains. We have 30 Shetland sheep , 2 llamas...Sam and Tim, 3 dogs, 40+ chickens and an assortment of ducks, geese and guinea hens. Life is sometimes hectic, but always good at Kindred Spirit Farm!
congrats on the lambs! I sure love those Romney lamb faces!
ReplyDeleteThanks Garrett....these Romney lambs always make me think of the "easter lamb" pictures you see everywhere! BUT...they are NOT Shetlands....
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