| Últimas subidas - General Farming |
The Donkey Farriervista 729 vecesSeptiembre 27, 2005
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Big and Greg Repairing the Stable Roofvista 747 vecesAdding a new layer of felt, and installing the extraction fan to cool the stables when they get hot.Septiembre 27, 2005
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Hi, Ho, Hi, Ho It's Off To Work We Govista 670 vecesBig and Greg and a sheet of plywood --- repairing the pig arcs that we purchased for the Wild Boar.Septiembre 15, 2005
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Big Doing His Rock Star Impressionvista 729 vecesFashionable white eye make-up. (Actually paint from doing the inside of the stables.)Agosto 16, 2005
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Vic Scott -- Summer at Lucies Farmvista 630 vecesIt was a gorgeous summer day yesterdy: blue, blue skies, no haze, quite warm. Vic and I were doing the traditional British thing: we were complaining that it was too hot, too sunny, too dry. So I took this photo of Vic, and said we'd both look at it when (in November) it was too cold, too wet, too dreary, and the days were too short.Agosto 09, 2005
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Papeete the Alpacavista 732 vecesI get the names of our three alpacas confused. This may, in fact, be Brad. The alpacas are tremendously curious, and he was quite amused by the flash on my camera.Julio 23, 2005
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Alpacas, Chickens, and Pigsvista 923 vecesA bit of summer sunshine at Lucies Farm. The three male alpacas are always together, and don't seem all that bothered by the presence of pigs and chickens. I love when the pigs lie down for a rest, and the chickens peck at (I suppose) tiny insects in the pigs' ears.Julio 23, 2005
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A Pig? Or A Hippo?vista 634 vecesThis sow is about 10 or 11 years old. She's a cross between an Iron Age pig (itself a cross between a Tamworth and a wild boar) and a Gloucester Old Spot. While she looks incredibly fat, she's the fastest pig we have --- bar none. There is no chance, zero, of catching her.Julio 10, 2005
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Alpacavista 667 vecesI'm always surprised at the curiosity of the alpacas. They love coming over and having a look at anything new: new dog, new sprinkler, new anything. They run a mile if we try to pat them, but they come very close when they want to look over our shoulder at something that's of interest to them.Julio 10, 2005
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Alpaca Profilevista 604 vecesMost alpaca photographs that I've seen show the "fluffy" version with lots of fur. Our three alpaca bachelors have just been shorn for the summer, so you can actually see their faces. And I'm sure they're a lot more comfortable.Julio 10, 2005
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Alpaca Profilevista 637 vecesJulio 10, 2005
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Affectionate Donkeysvista 675 vecesPedro and Geofredo nuzzling one another. They're standing right by the opening of the gate on the 11 acre field. Trying to escape?Julio 10, 2005
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