Our little micro farm in the back yard is doing fine. Two new members of the sheep herd are Amy and Pearl. They are Romneys, a sheep known for their fine wool. They originally came from a lush, wind swept region of southeastern England evolving from medieval long wool breeds. In the early 1800s the breed was recognized as Romney Marsh sheep. (my 4H’ers have taught me everything I know) Anyway they are cute and have a great personality.
This has been a great year for the vegetable garden! Everything is growing in leaps and bounds. We have had many meals which have included fresh lettuce, kale, and asparagus. I can’t wait for each of our garden treats to mature.
The chickens have been working overtime. We have found that they love vegetable scraps which we normally would compost. I think we have the most contented chickens on the block.
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Good morning Mr. Crisp,
I follow you on Houzz and have been receiving your newsletter since last summer. I love your work and hope to be a client one day! I especially love reading your barnyard chronicles. The photo of the Romneys looks like its a painting. Beautiful!
Best regards,
Thanks, they are a lot of fun.
Very refreshing to open your newsletter with all the absolutely wonderful pictures and information you bestow upon your audience
What a special talent you have!! Love it..
Hi guys-
Great to see Rosie enjoying the garden, sheep and kids!! What else would an Aussie be up to!!??
Brenda
She is so much fun! We love her.