Farm The joys of raising animals

[Broken Arrow]

Don't read if you're squeamish.

At the Speed of Stink

If you are squeamish, please skip this post. Consider yourself warned.

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[WalknTrot]

Yeah well.
All part of the game.

At least he/she didn't get kicked, bit, butted or trampled on top of it.

 

[moldy]

Oh, ick! And there are people that pay to watch Dr. Pimple popper......again, ick. One of the worst smells, almost up there with gangrenous feet.

 

[Broken Arrow]

Yeah well.
All part of the game.

At least he/she didn't get kicked, bit, butted or trampled on top of it.

That he/she is me

 

[WalknTrot]

That he/she is me

I didn't catch a name on the bit, and wasn't going back.

 

[Raggedyman]

BA - I always enjoy your adventures. I'm going to share this and your page with a friend of Raggedyanns on the other side of the mountain. she too has a fiber farm, teaches spinning, sells wool and spinning wheels. she's ALWAYS on the move, fiber fairs here and there, long distance teaching and lecturing . . . LOTS of work to be done on a fiber farm. to boot, she has a good case of Rheumatoid and a severe scoliosis. to be frank doing all she does at her age (66), I can't quite figure out how she manages to balance everything - but somehow - she does.

every time I see your AVATAR or read one of your posts, I think of Julie . . . up at the butt crack of dawn, feeding, moving things about, mending fence and putting up strays . . . and doing that till well after dark. not an easy occupation sister.

blessed be to you as well!

 

[Broken Arrow]

BA - I always enjoy your adventures. I'm going to share this and your page with a friend of Raggedyanns on the other side of the mountain. she too has a fiber farm, teaches spinning, sells wool and spinning wheels. she's ALWAYS on the move, fiber fairs here and there, long distance teaching and lecturing . . . LOTS of work to be done on a fiber farm. to boot, she has a good case of Rheumatoid and a severe scoliosis. to be frank doing all she does at her age (66), I can't quite figure out how she manages to balance everything - but somehow - she does.

every time I see your AVATAR or read one of your posts, I think of Julie . . . up at the butt crack of dawn, feeding, moving things about, mending fence and putting up strays . . . and doing that till well after dark. not an easy occupation sister.

blessed be to you as well!

It sure can make for some long days!!