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Who Knew? Click on the sheep to find out which type of sheep you are...
Thank you Gayle
Thank you Claire ~
Thank you Kristi !!
Thank you Country Whispers
"Spring Clip"
Our "Peaceable Kingdom" in the beautiful Saco River Valley of Southern Maine.
The Knitters Book of Wool by Clara Parkes
Who Knew? Click on the sheep to find out which type of sheep you are...
"BANJO"
Thank you Gayle
Tree of Happiness Award
Thank you Claire ~
Wooly Award
Thank you Kristi !!
Thank you Country Whispers
About Me
- Deb
- 40 something wife, mom, daughter, friend, caregiver to a multitude of animals. My passions: family; friends; gardening; my farm animals;preserving our earth
Our Farm
Tylerfarm homestead is a three generation working family farm. Farming & working together give our family a feeling of belonging and responsibility.
We know we're all in this together, jointly responsible for our home & livelihood.
Our goals are to farm sustainably, strive for self sufficiency, and to support our neighbors and local farmers.
Our animals are an integral part of our farm and are raised naturally and ethically.
We know we're all in this together, jointly responsible for our home & livelihood.
Our goals are to farm sustainably, strive for self sufficiency, and to support our neighbors and local farmers.
Our animals are an integral part of our farm and are raised naturally and ethically.
"Spring Clip"
My Blog List
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Solstice Sheep Of The Day - Liddy7 hours ago
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Winter Day One21 hours ago
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No decking of halls1 week ago
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Good Intentions3 weeks ago
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Visiting Cape Enrage5 months ago
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An update1 year ago
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Sunday Shenanigans...1 year ago
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Happy Birthday America!6 years ago
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Engines6 years ago
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Visitor at my feeders6 years ago
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May 20168 years ago
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Still here.....8 years ago
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Tang's Gotcha Day9 years ago
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Coolest Animal Ever9 years ago
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Let's Back Up9 years ago
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Drive By10 years ago
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Now for something completely different11 years ago
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This And That11 years ago
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Pope Francis I = Completely Smitten11 years ago
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Catching Up On My Life ...11 years ago
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A Week on the Farm12 years ago
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But then again ~ Maybe I AM!12 years ago
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Welcome to Ruby Creek!12 years ago
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We have keets!13 years ago
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lamb races have begun13 years ago
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For Sale13 years ago
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Moving Right Along13 years ago
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You are in the wrong spot!14 years ago
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Summer Returns14 years ago
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Crawford Notch, White Mountains, NH14 years ago
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Maa-Maat and The Red Thing15 years ago
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Pacifier Clip16 years ago
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Is It Really Summer?16 years ago
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Blog Archive
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April
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- ~ A Thief in the night...........
- ~ Lamb update....
- ~Wordless Wednesday........
- ~ Spring in my garden.....
- ~ Lambing time !
- ~Catching up............
- ~ Lace fools us all.....
- Wishing you all a wonderful Easter ~
- ~Freedom......
- ~ Wordless Wednesday....
- A Blog pals giveway...
- ~ Ribbon gives us Ruby..........
- ~ Our Fairy tale weekend....part II
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April
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- rain (2)
- veggies (2)
- Teddy (1)
- alternative energy (1)
- animals (1)
- cherry tomatoes;chicks;birds;hay (1)
- dogs (1)
- ducklings;wood;oil (1)
- ewes (1)
- fertilizer (1)
- friends (1)
- frost (1)
- fun (1)
- glads (1)
- great wheel (1)
- guineas (1)
- harvest (1)
- life (1)
- lilacs;Barney;vegetables (1)
- piggies (1)
- sheep (1)
- snow (1)
- spinning (1)
- yarn (1)
17 comments:
Nice collection of textures! The photos speak for themselves.
BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL!!!!!
What kind of lamb is that in the first photo? I think I might "need" one....
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Things are looking good at the farm. Love the bird house. Such a beautiful setting. Is that a mouse? And it just sat there for you to photograph? Happy Wednesday!
Beautiful photo's. I know the honeysuckle is not in bloom now. We have snow on the ground but melting away.
Leenie,
Thank you :)
Nancy K,
Thank you :) The lamb is a shetland/finn cross and NO - you cannot have any more animals according to Nancy K! (she is as sweet as she looks )
Gayle,
Yes - that is a mouse. He/she was in my bird seed bucket. I removed the cover, saw the mouse, closed the cover, went back to the house to get my camera, removed the cover and snapped several photos. That little mouse was sooooo content, it never stirred. A good life :)
Joanna,
Your right - no honeysuckle yet but I came across the photo this morning and it made me hopeful :)
I've just popped into your blog via Lynda's blog (Food,Fun,Farm) What beautiful photos. I simply LOVE the mouse. yes, the good life, for sure. Jo
Your photos made me smile, especially the mouse in the sunflower seeds. Talk about Heaven!!
Very nice photos but I am really liking that birdhouse photo!! I can't wait for the gardens to start up!!
Wonderful pictures.
I love the web under your blog name, fantastic picture.
Great photos, love the mouse, and the lamb, and... nice.
No words needed, great Easter photos
Lovely ... I haven't been for a little while and your cobweb in the header took my breath away. Fabulous!!
:-)
BB
Jo,
Welcome and thank you for visiting. Hope you will stop in often. That little mouse was very comfy :)
threecollie,
Critters live pretty good around here - even the mice :)
I'm glad the photos made you smile, we all know you could use that right now :)
kristi,
I'm with you - now that most of the snow is gone, I'm so anxious for things to start blooming and the grass to start growing!
Doris,
Thank you :)
Lisa,
Thank you - that was one of those "being at the right place at the right time photos". :)
Jody Blue,
Glad you liked them :)
Deb,
Thank you :)
Wishing you all a very Happy Easter ~
Beautiful pictures, Deb.
I enjoyed them all!
Have a great Easter weekend.
Pam
Love the photos! What breeds are your goats and sheep?
Bush Babe,
Thanks so much :) When the dew is heavy in the mornings, I find some of the neatest webs on the pasture fences. I was just lucky to have my camera with me that morning.
Pam,
Glad you enjoyed the photos. Hope you folks have a lovely easter as well.
Callie,
Thank you for visiting - I raise shetland and finn sheep and pygora goats.
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