First Lambs?

[Gastines]

On our way back from the bun shop this morning, whilst looking for our regular post sitter, a big buzzard.We noticed that a ewe standing under the buzzard's favourite tree had just had a lamb.On closer inspection via the binoculars, we noticed another little scrap on the  grass. Just about able to raise it's head but not standing up. As my wife seems to collect waifs and strays: I was a stray at the time ; we had to make sure that lamb 2 was OK. Via a neighbour we managed to get the farmer out and he went and picked up the twin lambs and with mother following, put them in a shelter with plenty of bedding. He said they were very small as they were early but both should now be OK. Good deed done for the day;dib-dib-dib and all that;we came home for a coffee+toast and jam with a clear conscience.

As this isn't a SCAM ,I thought it might make preferable reading on a frosty morning!!!

Regards. By St.Malo.

[vervialle]

What a nice tale, makes a change,and a good job you were not driving to fast,if it had been me would have had a couple of weeks withot a lamb chop, I always feel like that when I see lambs.I have probably set all the vegetarians off now.Well done anyway.[:D]

[Furry Knickers]

I thought this was a topic where we had to tell you all about the first Lambs we ever had! I am a real ejit no doubt!

Me first Lamb was called Cecilia Merryment, She was so cute, a little bundle of fluff. She passed away aged only 5 weeks after being eaten.

I got a lovely 3 coloured goat after that because Michael Flaherty said goats are more fun! Well Anthony (me new goat) was a heap of fun, we laughed all the time we were together day and night! I loved it when he used eat Mrs O'malley's rose trees because she used to gossip about me clothes that me Mammy made for me and that I only talked to Anthony because I had the mumps when I was 9.

"Never laugh at the fattence of the woman that is heavy with child, for her fattence is not forever"