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The country's first Yarn and Fiber CSA raising registered Angora Goats, registered Cormo, Cotswold and Babydoll Southdown sheep. We sell fleeces, roving and yarn and shares in our spring yarn harvest. We also offer farm consulting services. Advertise on this site.
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Oh so sweet looking lambies! So white and soft and cuddley looking!
Gulliver looks quite healthy and content.
Oh my gosh…those babies are getting soooo big!! Alabama is going to be enormous!!!!
So glad you are back here with us on the interwebz…missed ya!
Absolutely adorable!!
Don’t they look HAPPY to be on Martha’s Vineyard again!
i can’t wait to hug lambs during my shepherding camp stay!
I haven’t been on the ferry for years and years. But
I could smell the ocean through your pictures.
Thanks, I needed that! I love the lamb faces.
OMG – getting in car, checking ferry sched. heading out to Vinyard! Soooooo sweet!
they do look happy! did they get much attention on the ferry?
YES!
OMG, you out did yourself. These need no words, they are funny, precious, pretty, warm and loving… Thanks!
I love the little lambs… Wish I could be that picture.
i love those pictures!
Tell us about the people. They look so happy cuddling the lambs. Who are these lucky ones?
So cuddly! I love it! I was picturing them just roaming around on the ferry. Tee hee.
hmmmm. I wonder if there’s room for me with the goaties on the ferry? It’s been almost 18 years since I’ve been on the Vineyard.
I n e e d t h e o c e a n.
and some goaties too.
I’ve missed the furries, goat and sheep. Did all 10 sheep and the lambs fit in that one trailer? Did they make much noise on the ferry ride?
OK… love love love. I’ve got to find a way out there this summer… I need to scritch some sheep heads!
Um, how can I come hang out with baby lambs?!
Beautiful photos!
Such sweet and happy little lambs : )