We have decided to fence off the top part of the garden for ourselves and let the sheep graze on the lower section. Strimming the grass last year was a struggle. Of course, we should have fenced off a safe sheep free section first!
Sunday, 2 February 2014
Munchkins
We have decided to fence off the top part of the garden for ourselves and let the sheep graze on the lower section. Strimming the grass last year was a struggle. Of course, we should have fenced off a safe sheep free section first!
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They look quite at home enjoying the delicacies.
oh good grief! but how beautiful they are! and your photos too!! i really love them. perhaps in exchange for free lunch they would trade you some wool??
and annie, guess what? i am coming to your (sort of) neighborhood! this summer i'll be going to the shetland islands! can hardly wait! i hope i make some photos as beautiful as yours. especially those sheep!
I like the colour splashed images.
Oh dear! At least you got some lovely shots out of the disaster!
I love your monochrome photos with just a touch of copper beech or terracotta.
Sharing your garden with the sheep seems a wise move. They will be lovely to have around, so long as they leave your best plants alone in your fenced-off garden!
Sharing (to some extent) seems like a good thing to do. And I love the black-and-white/colour effect! Also the sheep on her knees...
Wonderful photos of the sheepies - and good fun with the pops of colour!
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