We have been lucky to have missed the really big snows that have been hitting the east coast, but we have had some really pretty ones. This morning is one of those, I am amazed at how things look completely different with a coating of snow.
The garden in winter.
The hens are heading into the tom's pen. They like to roost with the ducks.
Nothing stops the ducks from gathering at the water hole, no matter what the size.
The last hold out hen, she seems to be the smart one and sleeps inside the chicken house.
Amazing icicles.
A brave soul. She didn't spend much time out in the snow.
The barn in all her glory.
I love the view of the mountains.
Friday, January 28, 2011
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Don't forget us
The last 2 days have been all about the babies, but on the many trips back and forth to the barn the other residents of the barn have asked that they not be left out. So I took some pictures and listened to some stories.

Spot likes to remind us of his presence constantly. He has discovered that there is a world beyond the barn, and is frequently spotted, (much to Wallace and Marmalade's displeasure) on the porch. He is sure that the other cats really want to be his friend. We shall see.

Alice has mixed feelings about her lack of horns. She is sporting the hornless look now, a decision that I came to after getting stabbed one to many times in places I would rather not be stabbed. As if there is any place that getting stabbed with horns that is good.

Maple is just wondering what all the fuss is about, she considers herself a baby, and she isn't getting this much attention. She doesn't even get a cute sweater to wear. Oh, well, keep the hay coming.

Esau is right next door to the new residents, he just doesn't understand why he isn't getting the extra grain Oh well, he will just keep pushing his penmates around.

He is wondering if the hay outside the corner of his mouth makes him look cool. Yes Esau, you do look just like James Dean.

And then of course we have Pine, who really has no respect for his fleece. He has lovely locks, which he takes every opportunity to fill with hay. Little does he know that soon he will be leaving his sisters and moving in with the other boys. Poor boy.

Luna would really like to get to visit the babies, she promises she will be good. Artemis said absolutely not, don't you even think of putting that little nose anywhere near my girls.
Spot likes to remind us of his presence constantly. He has discovered that there is a world beyond the barn, and is frequently spotted, (much to Wallace and Marmalade's displeasure) on the porch. He is sure that the other cats really want to be his friend. We shall see.
Alice has mixed feelings about her lack of horns. She is sporting the hornless look now, a decision that I came to after getting stabbed one to many times in places I would rather not be stabbed. As if there is any place that getting stabbed with horns that is good.
Maple is just wondering what all the fuss is about, she considers herself a baby, and she isn't getting this much attention. She doesn't even get a cute sweater to wear. Oh, well, keep the hay coming.
Esau is right next door to the new residents, he just doesn't understand why he isn't getting the extra grain Oh well, he will just keep pushing his penmates around.
He is wondering if the hay outside the corner of his mouth makes him look cool. Yes Esau, you do look just like James Dean.
And then of course we have Pine, who really has no respect for his fleece. He has lovely locks, which he takes every opportunity to fill with hay. Little does he know that soon he will be leaving his sisters and moving in with the other boys. Poor boy.
Luna would really like to get to visit the babies, she promises she will be good. Artemis said absolutely not, don't you even think of putting that little nose anywhere near my girls.
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