Saturday my stepson Ray, his wife Sharon, their sons Josh and Wayne came for a visit. Actually they purchased our camper and came to pick it up. Sharon and I hit some thriftstores and flea market while Ray and the boys put good tires on the camper to move it. They hadn't been down in months so of course they had to do the tour and see all the new animals. Here is Sharon's day with the camera.
Such a big size difference in CC and Tina!
Such a big size difference in CC and Tina!
Of they all fell in love with Tiny Tina. It was a nice visit and hopefully they won't wait so long to come back. On Sunday I had a blogger visit with her family. Will post that later
16 comments:
The new pens look great! I love seeing pics of the sheep!
Love all the pictures. It looks like everybody was enjoyin' the warm temps. I love farm life. Hope you have agreat day.
Lovely pictures!
Hi Peggy, Sounds like a busy but fun weekend. Glad your son-in-law and family could get there for a visit. I'm sure they'll enjoy the camper. I'd probably love Tiny Tina the most also!!!
Have a great day.
Hugs,
Betsy
Nothing better than a sunny afternoon with the critters!
These pictures were so much fun! Thank you for sharing them!
Really great photos and give me a great overview of all the animals. Very nice.
Roberta Anne
All of your animals look so happy and healthy. Happy as long as their human "mom" is around. Have a good day!!!!!!!!...JAN
The kids look so cute sun bathing:) I took that kitten to the vet this morning and they are keeping her for 3 days giving her fluids. It turns out that she is 6 months old and barely weighed over a pound. She wouldn't have survived one more night out in the cold starving
I enjoyed William's photo tour and this one! Your roo looks like my roo. Is he a Rhode Island Red?
This was fun!
Linda
http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com/
What a great place you have! I should be getting goats and sheep soon!
Thanks for sharing these lovely photo's with us ! Your animals all look so healthy & happy .... & content !
Lynda, Kilimanjaro, East Africa
I like how the little pup managed to get a smile in the picture spread too :)
So many animals and so little time!! I am sure that you need that embrodied some place in your house on the wall...Sounds just like you...Hope you enjoyed that tea..looks so special...as you are!!
I loved these pics, like my own personal tour! I think that the goats in the hay wagon are just too cute for words......that would make a great print! Thanks for always taking and sharing the best pictures!!!!!!!! So nice to catch up!
Rachel
The animals all look so content and I've no doubt Ray and Sharon enjoyed meeting all the new ones:-) I didn't realize you had sheep as well!! Sooooo....did ya find any treasures at the thrift shops and flea market????? Love you sis xoxo
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