Ewe & I Farm

Monday, September 27, 2010

Dragonfly Farm

Heidi and Jack Babb in Webster, NH have a number of Icelandic lambs/sheep for sale. E-mail heidi@dragonflyfarm.net for more information. I will tell you from a spinner's view point, you can't go wrong here. And you get 2 fleeces a year...

Before shearing.

The llamas await their pedi/manicure.

The cream colored ram is for sale. He is 1 1/2 years old.
The gray ram is the newest stud for the farm.

Ram lamb for sale.

During shearing.

Ram lamb for sale.

Overheard, llamas to sheep-
'Oh good grief! I am so happy to be out of there! I don't like getting my nails done, or getting that shot'

Tiny Tim is not so tiny anymore! He is also for sale.

http://www.dragonflyfarm.net/blog/ - Hey Heidi and Jack!! You need to update your blog! (o;

Wonderfall Farm

http://wonderfallfarm.com/

Marla may have kids, and some adults, left for sale. If interested e-mail her at

goat-lady@wonderfallfarm.com

Jerry & Marla sending the llama, does and kids to the barn.

'I heard something!'

It was just one of the goats 'fainting'.

Tom comes to help.

The new Guinea hens

She is already growing her winter coat. I look forward to combing her in the spring and spinning her cashmere.

But, isn't that why they have handles?

The goats get a pedi/manicure every 8 weeks, or so.

Birdie says 'You can't see me!'

Marla says this Guinea hen is sitting on 23 eggs.

Hmm. Do I know you?

Oh honey!! Did he hurt you?

Marla's personal riding lawn mover.

Last Newport Farmer's Market

of the year for Ewe & I Farm and HodgePodge Yarns & Fibers. We will both be at the VT Sheep & Wool festival next weekend and the Wool Arts Tour, though in different locations. Look us up and say hi!!