As our bio says, we really DO live on a tiny farm, on a small island, somewhere in the vast North Atlantic Ocean. This has inspired some curiosity. For those interested, here are some pics from our barnyard:
Henhouse Extraordinaire:
(Designed and built by Aaron)
Barnyard West:
Stud Bunny:
Philo and Sophie:
Elvis (sniffer):
2012, The New Crop of Ingrates ;o)
Some peeps seem to be unable to open some of the pics here. If you can't see them on this page, click here:
https://plus.google.com/photos/101872660398763619023/albums/5758172707646474097?authkey=CPjQgta6-teddg
and
https://plus.google.com/photos/101872660398763619023/albums/5758177196452584465?authkey=COjKg5aEoo-tXA
Cooper
Ducklings!!
Chicks
Bunnies
Cooper, Tuck, and Tyson
Ghengis
and, KEVIN
Love the pictures. ♥
ReplyDelete'fanks, lovely. :o)
ReplyDeleteHow lovely! I would love to have so many creatures to share the days with.
ReplyDeleteThey keep me pretty busy. :o)
DeleteWow! What a nice spread! It looks like so much fun. You have quite the variety there. :D
ReplyDeleteIt is fun, most days. Other days.....;o) But yeah, it's a lifestyle choice we're pretty happy to have made.
DeleteI think it's wonderful! I am so jealous! Though my dream is a small cabin on the side of a mountain in North Carolina. I may get chickens though, so I won't oversleep.
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DeleteOooOOh! A cabin in the woods sounds lovely! And yes, with at least one Rooster to act as alarm clock.
How picturesque, and what a lovely assortment of animals :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you!!
DeleteI am dying! I died. I AM REVIVED! Am I Jesus? I will be in heaven!!
ReplyDeleteWhy do you have a glass table in with your animals? Besides it looking like a junkyard aren't you worried about an animal falling through and getting hurt?
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