We spent a wonderful spring day moving sheds to the lambing paddock. Only a week left until we should start seeing lambs!
While dad moved sheds the kids had wheelbarrow rides…
The sheep romped…
and ate…
Dugur watched…
and the chickens did… chicken things.
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Love seeing the photos from your farm. Can’t wait to see those Icelandic lambs.
Hi lovely to see the sun and no snow. Work and fun go together. Bring on the lambs.
Erin,
It’s always good to include a little fun doing farm jobs. I enjoy seeing kids helping with smile and a twinkle in their eye.
I hope you have a successful lambing season! Chickens doing chicken things; I have to admit I sit ad watch them too.
Ah, the wheelbarrow – the transport of choice for all small people – I’ll miss it when mine are too big!
Cheers – Stewart M – Melbourne
Wow, it looks like you all had so much fun! Beautiful animals!