

The darkest, and oldest, is Beechtree Miss Marple.


Life ... is very good.
I now post on ... billstearman.com This site remains and mostly documents my life as a farmer. I now identify as a quilt maker. ... ... Here, in my own quiet little space on the web ... I'll share my sheepish thoughts ... and some of my quilts ... with the world ... or at least with anyone who is interested ... :-)
3 comments:
Very NICE girls..and I can't see any snow in the back of your pictures is it all gone?? We still have LOTS.
Astounding! What beautiful "frosted" sheep you have, Bill! I can't wait to see the lambs AND these sheep in full fleece. Not being that familiar with BFL, I have to ask - will these girls have lustre to their fleeces as well as the silkiness I've noticed in the rovings I've spun?
Wow very nice :) Can't wait to see the fleeces off these "kids". Have been spinning up the fleeces I got from you last year - smokey's fleece is now being knit into a sweater by a friend of mine and we're fighting for custody when its done (grin)
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