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A blog about the day to day life and happenings on an 80 acre goat farm in Kansas called Shiloh Prairie Farm. News and information on goats and farm life also!
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2011 Harvest
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- Eggs - 110
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- Zucchini - 30 lbs & 13 1/2 oz
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- Doelings - 15
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16 comments:
Oh, they are adorable. Don't take their brushpile away. Pleeeese...
Why..that's almost like taking a chainsaw to the local playground's BigToy! Noooo......say it really ain't so! But then again, a nice supply of firewood, cleared and useful ( to us ) property,eyesore removed ...
They are clearly shocked at the news!
I love the little "shinguards" on the b&w kid.
Too cute!
You're not taking away there toy are you!!!
Lol! They are just adorable!! I'm sure they'll find new mountains to climb!
They look appalled at the news! I do like how the black and white one looks like it's dressed up for playing socker with those leg markings!
You made me laugh! That is exactly what it looked like they were saying!
Linda
http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com/
I think what they are actually saying is "please let us keep the brush pile until you build the fancy new playset for us, with the slide and the climbing wall and the fort."
Such pretty goats.
Oh, yeah, they really, really want to keep that brush pile!!!
They are like milk chocolate and dark chocolate.
Sooooo cute.
I agree with Claire, if y'all take away the brush pile you better come with the big play set!
Hi Jennifer ,
I just love your "Kids",sooooooooo cute.
I just think goats are the cutest & so inquisitive !!What energy they have,I could use some !!
Thank you for stopping by my blog & Thanks for the comments on my Yorkies !
Prim Hugs & Blessings,
Sharon
Protectors of the Brush Pile!
They are way to cute! I'm sure they wouldn't mind if you never finished that project up.
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