Showing posts with label Wee Matt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wee Matt. Show all posts

Friday, 27 March 2026

First Sunset

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The first day of February was mild and dry compared to the cold, wet slog that was January. I finally had some spare time to take Billy and Wee Matt for a short walk around sunset. It was the first walk we had of the year. After a tough winter, it was just wonderful to sit in the field with my sweet boys.

It's hard to believe, but despite being the furthest travelled sheep on the farm, Billy had never been in these fields before. He's been in his own field and the yard and that's it. Otherwise, he's been out with me, gallivanting.

To get just a glimpse of the sunset was a real treat. It made me excited for the spring to come.

I sat down to relax and enjoy the view. Wee Matt busied himself with trying to get at the treats in my pocket, while Billy gave me a kiss.

It was Wee Matt's first time in these fields too. I think he enjoyed himself. I can't wait for the days to get longer and the weather to improve so we can go out again.

Starting the walk home.

That was just what I needed.

Friday, 23 January 2026

Last Frost

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On the final day of 2025, we awoke to a big frost. There had been a few recently, but after my dad's injury just before Christmas, I had been dashing off every morning to feed the sheep at Bannon's Land. I decided on this morning to take the time to visit the pets with the camera. 

 
Tess.
 
 
 
Everyone was pleased to see me.
 
 
Billy and Primrose.
 
 
Tess.
 
 
Rosie.
 
 
Lois.

 
Fern and Primrose.
 
 
 
 Titch and friends.
 
 
 
Billy.
 
 
Rosie.
 
 
Astrid.
 
 
 
Billy again.
 
 
Titch.
 
 
 
 
Fern.
 
 
Titch.
 
 
Titch, Esther and Primrose.
 
 
Incoming youngsters!
 
 
Fern, Tess, Vera and Hilde.
 
 
Esther and Greta.
 
 
Primrose.
 
 
Lois.
 
 
Hilde.
 
 
Majestic Billy.
 
 
Rosie.
 
 
Heading back up the hill.
 
 
Heidi enjoying a silage breakfast.
 
 
Kerry too.
 
 
As usual, Wee Matt and Billy followed me to the gate.
 
 
 
 
Sorry, boys, I have ewes to feed!