The following photos were taken over twenty-one days in July.
Frida.
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Rosie.
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Sybil and Ethel - friends since they were born.
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Ethel - unfortunately losing her cute, pink, Dorset nose.
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Rosie.
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Those two again.
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Flossie.
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Tilly.
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The pets' summer home had a nice view.
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Another day, this time in the morning, I went out with a long lens on the camera to try and take some photos of the pets from a distance. This is Titch.
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Tilly.
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While the adults were standing in the middle of the field, the pet lambs were happily chewing their cuds around the feeder.
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Another evening, this time a more cloudy one. Josie and Susan.
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The grown-ups are a bit more wary of dogs.
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Frances.
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Astrid and Flossie.
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Fern with an itch.
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Astrid wanted me to remember she is still here.
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When she was clipped, it was revealed that Astrid has a perfect stripe running down her tail.
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Susan's new favourite habit to cool off after a run:
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