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Who Knew? Click on the sheep to find out which type of sheep you are...
Thank you Gayle
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Thank you Kristi !!
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"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...
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Thank you Gayle
Tree of Happiness Award
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Wooly Award
Thank you Kristi !!
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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 - Liddy4 hours ago
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Winter Day One18 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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November
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- A Holiday favor.........
- I am Thankful.........
- Plans for Miss Piggy
- Naked goaties :)
- H1N1 - It strikes without warning
- Around the farm........
- Frosty mornings...........
- Veteran's Day 2009
- A pleasant Sunday.......
- First snow...........
- Wordless Wednesday...
- Excercising your right........
- Know where your meat comes from....it could save y...
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- dogs (1)
- ducklings;wood;oil (1)
- ewes (1)
- fertilizer (1)
- friends (1)
- frost (1)
- fun (1)
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8 comments:
How do your sheep stay so clean looking? My Daisy looks so disgusting I won't even photograph her. The puppy is so cute!
Are the goats Angora? They are waaaaaaay cute!
So, cool. I posted a flower with a scarecrow also! The puppy looks like he is growing!
nice photos!
Its so nice to sheep your sheep and goats! The puppy is getting so big already! Are the pumpkins on the steps of your store? Pumpkins make such happy greeters:)
Ah, I LOVE Wordless Wednesday (even though its Thursday at 4 am till I GET to it!!)
Great slice of life!
everybody is looking good.
Gayle,
Most of them have a good size paddock to live in and I freak out if anybody gets hay on my sheep!
Donna,
Thanks - the goats are pygoras.
Lisa,
Thanks - Otis is growing fast and is a ton of fun :)
Corinne,
Thank you and thanks for visiting ;)
Kristi,
The pumpkins are on the front steps of my house although I do have them on the steps of the store. I'll keep them there until I put up christmas greens and holly. I'll then give the pumpkins to the sheep. They love them :)
Sue,
Thanks - I'm glad you enjoy the pictures :)
Joanna,
Thanks :) Hope all is well at your farm.
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