Our booth at NH Sheep & Wool

My sweet hubby! And, favorite shearer!!

The loom sold at the last minute on the last day.

I paid for a 3rd spot when one person cancelled.

But, I also ended up using a 4th spot when someone

did not show up. I could have used one more in order

to put out the rest of my yarn. We also had a LOT more

raw fleece that did come out the first day. Some did the 2nd.

Every show I think to myself I need longer table cloths.

Or to not put the totes under the tables...

Every show I forgot. :)

Until I see the pictures.

I sent 4 of the silver/gray Romney fleeces to Zeilinger's

to be roving. And, I dropped off all of the Horned

Dorset to Sallie's Fen Fiber to also become roving.

Some. if not all, will be in Tunbridge, VT and in 

Deering, NH for the VT Sheep & Wool Festival

the first weekend in October and the Wool Arts

Tour the 2nd weekend in October.

http://vtsheepandwoolfest.com/

http://www.woolartstournh.com/locations/SpinnerFarm.htm

In the middle of setting up for NH Sheep & Wool.

 A lot has been brought in at this point, but not all of it.

I meant to take before and after pictures, but that didn't

happen... Things were moved around a couple of times.

This year we have another spot. We are at 30'x10'

I could have filled another 10'x10' spot.

I will try to get more pictures tomorrow

when I finish tweaking the booth.

Bring on the customers!

I hate mice!!!

 Loading baskets to go to NH Sheep & Wool,  and

there was a mouse doing laps under the plastic in 

this basket. I had no idea the level of damage until 

I got it outside and the bag off. Hundreds of dollars

worth of damage to yarn, roving and a hand knit sweater.

What ever wasn't chewed was pooped and pee on.

The newest lamb

 Condalista (Leeza) and her daughter.

 The other mother checking her out.

 She is a great mom, despite being only 14 months old.