Well this is where I stayed...story to follow in the next few days I hope. I'm trying to finish painting the paddock fence since it's not raining/sleeting/snowing/hailing (yet). So it may take me a while to get back to the blog with all that needs to be done...Yesterday it was 20 C in the guinea coop, and this morning it was 2C. Brrrr!!! My fingertip were frozen in my half-fingered gloves and my coffee was cold by the time I was half finished morning turnout.
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| Amish Farm and B and B in Canton, MN. |
I got to try an Ashford spinning wheel sort of like this. I like to think I'm pretty coordinated, but it's surprisingly challenging keeping rhythm with both feet while trying not to screw up the yarn!! Would love to look for a used one.
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| Her neighbour from a few km away--Wren Hill Farm. It's a Nigerian Dwarf Dairy goat farm (I was going there to check out he goats and the farm---G really wants these!!) They also have this small flock of Shetland sheep. I'd really like some Shetland black in our flock... |
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| Hello does!!! |
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| I was grateful that Alan from Wren Hill took the time on his weekend to show me around. It was his goats that we saw at the state air a few months ago and really liked. |
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