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There's a sheep under there somewhere.
One of my favorite parts of Homestead is watching the Burrells' demonstrations. I forgot my camera and thought I'd missed the sheep shearing, but they did another one on Sunday.
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The proverbial black sheep, Malachi.
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Fleeced!
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The previous days' work.
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She was clearly trying to tell me something, I just don't know what.
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Their eyes are fascinating.
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The uncorrupted offspring of the ewes and rams.*
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Nothing to do with sheep, I just loved this rhododendron.
*Every time I saw the lamb it reminded me of this line from a John Wesley Harding song.
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