White Lamb and Mom

We get excited by architecture, but nothing gets our hearts pounding like baby lambs on the way.  At about 10:00 o’clock last night, I noticed on our lamb cam that our ewe was about to give birth and let my wife know.  That began a mad dash my wife made through the snow up to our barn, which is about a hundred yards uphill from our house.  Next, my son and oldest daughter ran up the hill with me trailing behind.  Both lambs and Oregano, the ewe, were happy and healthy with a little assistance from the shepherdess, my wife.

Black Lamb and Mom

Good Mother Taking Care of Her Baby

Lambs Nursing with Old Sweater Sleeves to Keep Them Warm

Mo Saying Hello to Oregano

Few Sheep in the Snow

Mo, our Bernese Mountain Dog, quickly went from a cute little puppy to a 90-pound lap dog that will not say no to a request for affection.  She is keeping me and all the other dogs young, especially Oliver, our Border Collie.

Mo and Oliver in the Snow

Rosie in the Snow

Gus Relaxing in the Dining Room

Of course, we have too many dogs, but in for a penny in for a pound.

Chickens are Laying Eggs Like Clockwork

Chloe Guarding the Hall

Photos by Alicia and Jimmy Crisp           Curated Brochure by Crisp Architects: Portfolio

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