I took a few pictures at Paula's (Standing Stone Nubians) that I want to share with you!
This is Jarlath. He is Jill & Julie's half brother (all sired by Tamatrix) and will be used for breeding to their daughters. He's a verrrrry nice buckling! It's about meal time in this photo!
This is Tripoli. He is the buckling to whom we will breed Jill & Julie.
Here is Tripoli with his sisters, Abigail (sweet face on the right) and Dierdre (black roan under him)
A very cute picture of Dierdre. If I brought a 4th doe home with Hully, this is the one I'd want to get. She has a Pruittville mom and a Royal Blue dad, and is a purebred, so may be too pricey for me. She's a doll, though!
This is Royal Blue Nevada Joe. He just turned 2 and is turning out to be an incredibly handsome buck.
This is Jarlath. He is Jill & Julie's half brother (all sired by Tamatrix) and will be used for breeding to their daughters. He's a verrrrry nice buckling! It's about meal time in this photo!
This is Tripoli. He is the buckling to whom we will breed Jill & Julie.
Here is Tripoli with his sisters, Abigail (sweet face on the right) and Dierdre (black roan under him)
A very cute picture of Dierdre. If I brought a 4th doe home with Hully, this is the one I'd want to get. She has a Pruittville mom and a Royal Blue dad, and is a purebred, so may be too pricey for me. She's a doll, though!
This is Royal Blue Nevada Joe. He just turned 2 and is turning out to be an incredibly handsome buck.
2 comments:
Billie,
I have to say that Tripoli is a beauty. However, little Jane or Brussel Sprouts is adorable too. Their ears are so long! I couldn't stand the debudding either. It sound like the Hallman farm is becoming a busier and busier place each day.
As for the tension on my sewing machine, I might have to get you to look at it one day. The second one I bought is suppose to be all electronically done. The tension is suppose to adjust automatically when I enter the correct specifications. However, it showed the right info on the display but still broke the needles! I am not handy with tools as you are, so it is sitting unused until I can figure it out!
Hmmm.. my old one had a manual tensioner adustment knob. I had to adjust it according to the weight of material, type of thread, yada yada yada. The manual's specifications rarely worked, and I had to tweak it from there. My mom would watch me and tell me what needed to be done. I'd have to send her to you, because she's the real expert! I have no idea how my new one works, so it is sitting idle right now, too! Maybe when the weather is too cold to want to do outdoor projects... :)
I have to hear this Brussel Sprouts story! :)
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