When you are knocked sideways by the wicked wind ….
which is frazzling your edges, when you are trying to do your best?
Why, a day old Devon Longwool lamb suckling its proud mother, cosy in the sheltered barn, of course!
Well it worked for me.
When you are knocked sideways by the wicked wind ….
which is frazzling your edges, when you are trying to do your best?
Why, a day old Devon Longwool lamb suckling its proud mother, cosy in the sheltered barn, of course!
Well it worked for me.
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I love lambs too! So cute.
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So lovely, couldn’t stop admiring her!
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Love ewe!
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Ha!
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I need that day old baby. I’m saving this one. Thanks even if you didn’t know who would need it.
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My pleasure, you keep it safe x
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Yes, thank you 🙂 What a cutie!
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Good, it took me all my self control not to leap over and give her a big cuddle!
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Too sweet for words! Poor daffodils, though.
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They might pop back up again?!
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Yes, but they will probably suffer from PTSD.
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Cuteness overdose (though Mum looks like she needs a hairdresser!). Really cheered me up. Now onward and upward to the next 18 feet of former fence. I just hope some bright spark doesn’t name the lamb “Doris”!
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I think she is going to be called Misty although Doris would have been a good name. 😉 Sorry your fence came down, I expect a man of your calibre can get it sorted in no time!
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Awwwww…
It’s a miracle mum can see the lamb at all though.
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But the dreads look cool, that, as we know, is the most important thing!
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Let us hope the weather is good when they are turned out. Beautiful day here today.
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Gorgeous here too, and I’m not working! Not well planned. 🙂
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