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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
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Annual egg tally
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Art by Sara Dunham of Punkin's Patch
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3 comments:
Rhubarb -- yay! But no strawberries yet. We're still in the blossom stage. Berries predicted availability? First of July.
33 pounds of fat, juicy blueberries!!! All picked by DH and me yesterday. Most are already in the freezer.
I am so envious! I can't grow rhubarb because our summers are too hot. We've enjoyed strawberries though: short cake, jam, ice cream, and on our breakfast cereal. I should be getting blueberries soon!
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