Tuesday, March 19

You need a woolly jumper in this weather!

The weather can't stop some spring events from happening. These photos were taken at Mainsgill Farm in North Yorkshire where we stopped off for a coffee during a day out on Saturday. Not only are visitors allowed to view the activities in the lambing shed but you can also view their live web cam video online.
Feeling Sleepy
Feeling hungry
Feeling puzzled.

The young lambs looked as though they were wearing jumpers that we too large for them! Martyn posted a short video here.
Copyright: Original post from Our Plot at Green Lane Allotments http://glallotments.blogspot.co.uk/ author S Garrett

Posted by Sue Garrett at 10:00 am

17 comments:

  1. Jo@awholeplotofloveMarch 19, 2013

    I'm glad you had a good day out. Who's garden did you visit?

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    1. Sue GarrettMarch 19, 2013

      Sorry, Jo - if I revealed that I'd have to shoot you! :)

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  2. Dewberry / AmanitaMarch 19, 2013

    The little lamb is so cute! His/her mommy has a nice jumper too :)

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    1. Sue GarrettMarch 19, 2013

      At least mummies jumper fits, Dewberry.

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    2. Dewberry / AmanitaMarch 19, 2013

      You're right :) The little lamb looks very funny in that jumper.

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  3. sweetbriardreamsMarch 19, 2013

    My first look at the lambs this year. The sun is out so maybe I will see some for real on the way home! Have a great week. Chel x

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    1. Sue GarrettMarch 19, 2013

      There were quite a lot outside in the fields in Cumbria including some lovely black ones but driving by in the car I couldn't get a photo - I would have loved to but there was nowhere to stop.

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  4. Sarah ShoesmithMarch 19, 2013

    Aww they are lovely. I do miss seeing the lambs - I haven't seen any around here. I look forward to reading about the garden visit.

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    1. Sue GarrettMarch 19, 2013

      The noise was amusing too as the lambs had high pitched bleats and the mums low baas as they kept track of one another.

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  5. serendipityMarch 19, 2013

    I could spend ages watching that web cam. It's so cute how they bounce around!

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    1. Sue GarrettMarch 19, 2013

      The one inspecting the hen was cute, Debbie. The photo doesn't do it justice - it was quite a way away and the lighting in the shed wasn't such to make for a good photo and the one on the blog was the best of a few but it was really puzzled by the cockerel.

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  6. AnonymousMarch 19, 2013

    Oh we loved this...me and my daughters loved the photo's of the lambs and the video is great. The lambs cheer you up by just watching them jumping around

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    1. Sue GarrettMarch 19, 2013

      They are lovely, njgf- one jumped on its mums back!

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  7. Anna BMarch 19, 2013

    What a lovely little lamb! I'm very intrigued by your mystery garden bloggers garden visit! I guess I'll just have to stay tuned : )

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    1. Sue GarrettMarch 20, 2013

      They were lovely Anna - all photos are of different lambs.

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  8. Janet/PlantalisciousMarch 20, 2013

    Yum...

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    1. Sue GarrettMarch 21, 2013

      Oh, don't Janet. I could easily become vegetarian just thinking about it

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