Monday, May 23, 2005


There is a beautiful Rock Rose planted in the flower island right before you get to the house. They do well in Southern Oregon and thrive without too much water. Posted by Hello

Periwinkle colored dyed Romney. This is some Romney I had lying around from a bump that I spun up last year...I decided to spin it up and who knows what I'll use it for...it's quite pretty though. Posted by Hello

Here is May-ble...She was born on saturday to our cow named "Bossy"...Isn't she a doll? Posted by Hello

Mayble
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spinning moorit icelandic in the grease Posted by Hello

Unwashed Moorit Icelandic Fleece Posted by Hello

Black Alpaca plied with red, black and white wool. Posted by Hello

Here is an Iris from our yard. We finally have some sunshine in Southern Oregon and the flowers are blooming. Posted by Hello

Saturday, May 07, 2005


This is the seasonal creek that separates the two acreages. It is usually not flowing much by now, but we have had a good number of rainy days this spring. Posted by Hello

Here is another shot of them...the llama is the lighter greyish brown one in the center...He has been here since we started our small farm...He was a rescue and is very kind and friendly to man and beast. Posted by Hello

Here are the alpacas and lone llama over by the old sheep and goat barn...the grass is getting so long...even with the six of them, they are not keeping it "mowed"! Posted by Hello

California Poppies...These grow Wild...aren't they beautiful??? Posted by Hello

Here are Kufa and Raudka...We had a small foundering problem with Kufa a few weeks ago...we had the farrier out to trim hooves, then took her off the grass/alfalfa hay we were giving her...(too rich) and just gave her poor quality grass hay, and haven't let them into any new pastures...with all the rain the grass has grown long and lush!!! Too much food for Icelandic Horses!!!! Posted by Hello

Cows in the Pond Pasture Posted by Hello

Here is Pixie with her puppies...there are five of them Posted by Hello