The sheep are all decked out in their God-given wool coats, so the cold doesn't seem to bother them, too much. Give them a supply of the good quality Grace Valley Farms hay and a little shelter from the wind, and they are content. As you can see from the photos, the Romney and Romney-cross sheep are looking rather fluffy. Some of them look like cotton balls with legs!
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Winter Arrives
December ushered in the first real cold blast of Winter to Grace Valley Farms. The coldest temperature we've seen, so far, is minus 18 degF ! Brrrr! Right now, we have 3-4 inches of snow on the ground and the nearby Beartooth Mountains are sporting their snowy crests.
The sheep are all decked out in their God-given wool coats, so the cold doesn't seem to bother them, too much. Give them a supply of the good quality Grace Valley Farms hay and a little shelter from the wind, and they are content. As you can see from the photos, the Romney and Romney-cross sheep are looking rather fluffy. Some of them look like cotton balls with legs!
The sheep are all decked out in their God-given wool coats, so the cold doesn't seem to bother them, too much. Give them a supply of the good quality Grace Valley Farms hay and a little shelter from the wind, and they are content. As you can see from the photos, the Romney and Romney-cross sheep are looking rather fluffy. Some of them look like cotton balls with legs!
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