We arrived early at the farm on day one - who needs an alarm clock when you have this going off at 5am....

Mom has several large flower gardens going throughout the farm for selling at the market- here are a couple of pictures that we snapped while we were sneaking around....


Here is the last shot for the night - This is Sam, as Jeff has "offically" named him; he is a runt baby goat that was rejected by his mom. My mom had nursed him back to life and now he follows people around on the farm like a puppy! Yes, I had to make sure we didn't have a baby goat hiding in the car somewhere as Jeff wanted to bring him with us.

Rock on! I love your off-topic posting. It puts everything else into context.
ReplyDeleteThe chicks/roosts are cute, the goats so much more so.
I can't blame Jeff, if he wanted to sneak Sam home in the luggage. What a sweet face!
ReplyDeleteHave a safe journey!
nice pictures !!!! nice post !!!
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Ohhh!! Sam is cute!!
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I'm with Jeff re the little goat -- soooo cute. When I was a little girl, my grandparents had a goat diary and one of my favorite things was to bottle feed the babies who needed it.
ReplyDeleteLove the post, Jeff.
ReplyDeleteSafe travels and boy is that Sam a cutie!
Beautiful photographs - thanks for sharing! That is the cutest baby goat ever!
ReplyDeletes-kat - Thanks for the encouragement!
ReplyDeleteLinda - Thanks
Sab - Thank you!
Maureen - The farm is located near Albert lea, just a bit more south.
Ana - hee hee!
Janice - Yes... Jeff did get to bottle feed him too!
Crafty - It's me, Joe - but I'm sure Jeff would take the credit!
Catherine - Thanks!
s-kat - Thanks for the encouragement!
ReplyDeleteLinda - Thanks
Sab - Thank you!
Maureen - The farm is located near Albert lea, just a bit more south.
Ana - hee hee!
Janice - Yes... Jeff did get to bottle feed him too!
Crafty - It's me, Joe - but I'm sure Jeff would take the credit!
Catherine - Thanks!
WE WANT SAM TO COME AND LIVE WITH US!
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