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Raised in suburbia, now living on a 14 acre prairie homestead
in rural Minnesota.
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9 comments:
That picture belongs in a frame!! In both color and black and white..Love it!
That picture is priceless, absolutely priceless.
Love it!
How cute!
I have been pretty much off, less on, on the internet for the last several months. So I bought myself an air card and now am up and running. So I am reading back on the blogs I like. Which yours is one.
Have never seen angora goats. Are they all that small? We are getting an acre of land soon. Wonder if I could get one of those cuties. Will I be able to raise them in lower south east Alabama or is it too hot here? Guess I have so research to do. Now back to reading.
That's a picture worth framing! It is perfect and says so much!
Apple Pie Gal -- Thank you! I like it too. :)
Mr. H -- Thanks, I know that as the boys get older these pictures are going to become more and more precious. Thank heaven for digital cameras.
Erin -- Thanks!
Meemsnyc -- Yes, their rear sides are just as cute as their front sides!
LindaSue -- Good to hear your are back connected to the internet. Angora goats are smaller than regular goats, the adult females weigh about 75 pounds, the adult males a little more. An acre of land would support several angoras. From what I understand, angoras do very well in the heat. They originally were raised in the Middle East, near Turkey. Most of the large commercial angora farms are in Texas. Good luck!
Conny -- Thank you! Maybe I will put it in a frame and hang it somewhere ...
I just love it when you take pictures of the boys and put them on your post. These are gunna be memories for both you and your boys for so many years to come. They will treasure them!
I absolutely love, love, love this picture and the caption makes me smile. Thank you!
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