I was in Suffolk yesterday for meetings and after we had finished I was lucky enough to be taken to the farm's lambing sheds where 2
,400 lambs will be born over the next 6 weeks. The shepherds have beds in the sheds as they are needed 24 hours a day. Lots of lambs had been born already (this little black one was only a few hours old) and they were just adorable - I got to cuddle one and really wanted to bring him home with me. One of the shepherds said that she has a lamb that lives with her chickens....now there's an idea!
I was in Suffolk yesterday for meetings and after we had finished I was lucky enough to be taken to the farm's lambing sheds where 2
,400 lambs will be born over the next 6 weeks. The shepherds have beds in the sheds as they are needed 24 hours a day. Lots of lambs had been born already (this little black one was only a few hours old) and they were just adorable - I got to cuddle one and really wanted to bring him home with me. One of the shepherds said that she has a lamb that lives with her chickens....now there's an idea!
8 comments:
Puts you off lamb chops a bit eh Hannah?
So cute! I saw some lambs frisking about in a field last week on the way to Norfolk. Such a lovely sight. Love your blog Hannah. Lucy xx
They are adorable! I noticed the first lambs near us in Cumbria about a week ago whilst I driving along. I was sorely tempted to stop and take some pictures, I wish I had now! How can anyone resist their sweet faces?
Such adorable photos,Hannah- first of Peapod, now the lambs! Makes you want to turn vegetarian!!
Aww those lambs are adorable! Wow, over 2000 new lambs must mean a LOT of hard work there!
Love it, one thing I miss in London is being able to go to farms. Hope you're well missy x
They really are adorable lambs!! Thank you for sharing with us your beautiful photos.
Rosie x
I'm just visiting ~ stumbled upon your blog though "A Year from Oak Cottage". Love your pictures and recipes and plan to come back often. I'm from Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
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