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He's beautiful x |
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Awwww he is lush! |
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That's a cheeky little face if ever I saw one, very cute  |
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What a poppet! Sebi (aged 3) is off to a farm visit next Friday to see lambs being born etc. I remember when Domi went and he saw the birthing his single comment upon return was 'yuk'!! I personally think that lambing is the most magical thing. It's beautiful to see but also is incredibly symbolic in terms of the coming back to life of the world around up. Are you keeping him/her (I presume you're vegetarian  )? |
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A few years ago my nieces were so excited when we told them a ewe was about to have triplets. They sat up in the hay and watched while they were born - their comment was similar to Domi. Vegetarian - we have peas with the lamb!! |
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