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Art by Sara Dunham of Punkin's Patch
Tending fine-fleeced Shetland sheep and a whole lot more on a small acreage in the Willamette Valley of Oregon
About Me
- Michelle
- I'm a homeschooling, horse training, animal loving, garden growing, part-time business running, spinning and knitting shepherd who loves the Great Shepherd.
Links
- Shetland Sheep Information - a wonderful resource with lots of photos
- Shetland Sheep Education Blog, with LOTS of referenced material
- FFSSA - Fine Fleece Shetland Sheep Association: Promoting a Proven Product
- NASSA - North American Shetland Sheepbreeders Association
- Rocky Sheep Suits
- Useful Lama Items, Inc. (halters)
- The Animal Rescue Site - Feed an Animal in Need
- My horse/dressage blog
Proud member of FFSSA
Blog Archive
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2011
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May
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- All about Bart
- Da Do Run Run Run
- Things that please me
- Barn swallows and lamb struggles
- Using stash
- More stash enhancement?!?
- Soul support and stash enhancement
- Silent & serene #2: Sunday
- Silent & serene #1: Saturday
- Stealth entertainment
- We had a BLAST!
- Moon over my rammy
- And it's not even weaning time yet!
- Beauty all around
- More bird beauties
- Visual echoes
- Ready for a break
- Rama dama ding dong(s)
- Tulip Tuesday
- In high cotton
- Yarn tails - and tales
- A different kind of blue...
- Lucky lambies
- Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
- Tulip Tour, 2011
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Followers
2022 egg tally
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- February: 30
- January: 105
Knitting Olympics medal
Annual egg tally
- 2021: 777
- 2020: 1103
- 2019: 1300
- 2018: 1720
- 2017: 1539
- 2016: 908
- 2015: 1041
- 2014: 2094
- 2013: 1565
- 2012: 940
Art by Sara Dunham of Punkin's Patch
Copyright notice
All copy and photos owned by Michelle McMillen.
Do not use without permission.
6 comments:
Beautiful sheepie snuggles!
Looks like a great way to spend some of your day :)
Love it! :)
I have really enjoyed all your lamb pictures...they are just precious. And, it looks like they love to snuggle!
Nothing like some quality time with the sheep on a nice day! Aren't they just the best?
Sheep snuggles ARE the best, I think because of their defenselessness and therefore great trust shown when they do so.
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