Our doe kid Virgo
Blueberries from the orchard: an unexpected find
Hay cut and drying.
Ceaser and Brutus. Brutus seems to have a challenge with his ears.
Brutus and his distinctive ears. We called him Brutus so the other kids would think he was tough and wouldn’t tease him in the playground over his ears.
Romeo, one of the bucks we are using this year.
Sunrise in Gippsland
Some of the less conventional yarn we have spun.
A doe kid from our Australian Brown dairy goat Caramel. Keeping with the Lolly theme, we’ve called her Mintie
A grey buck kid from our British Alpine dairy goat Pixie.
A white buck from our British Alpine dairy goat Pixie
Blossom’s doe kid Rosie: she’s a bit shy
Brutus two days old
One of the vet students who has stayed with us, Lisa with Ceaser
Ceaser two days old
Blossom with Rosie
Tilly’s buck kid Banjo, one day old
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- Elizabeth
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- Little Virgo is thriving thanks to Mariko (Photo courtesy Mariko)
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- Choo Choo being fed by Mariko (Photo courtesy Mariko)
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- Ruken with Dewie and Hughie
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- Ruth with Hughie (Photo courtesy Ruth)
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- UhOoh (Photo courtesy Mariko)
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- Hey mum look at me (Photo courtesy Mariko)
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- Sunrise starting (Photo courtesy Mariko)
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- Terra
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- Look at Me
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- Elizabeth and Kid
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- Mopsy -one of our grey does
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- Peaceful
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- Mariko trimming Storm Boy,s hooves (Photo courtesy Mariko)