Thursday, December 28, 2006
CAN I VISIT MY SHEEP?
WANT TO VISIT YOUR SHEEP?
Yes, you can visit. There are certain restrictions:
1. Not in January. It is hot and uncomfortable. We will need the month to get over what's happened this month. (Our backlog of jobs has grown infinitely since we have been almost full time on sending out certificates.)
2. It is not good practice to hold young lambs. It puts them under stress and the aroma of a human can cause the mother ewe to reject the lamb, causing death.
3. Visitors are encouraged to join us on our daily rounds to observe the sheep.
4. We welcome visitors, but we are not a neat-and-tidy farmstay/dude ranch operation. We are a messy working farm. You are welcome to pitch in and help out.
5. We have limited modest accommodation at Uamby for a small number of houseguests. But we can arrange accommodation in the nearby historic gold rush town of Gulgong.
Looking forward to seeing you.
Michael, Louisa. and Daniel
Yes, you can visit. There are certain restrictions:
1. Not in January. It is hot and uncomfortable. We will need the month to get over what's happened this month. (Our backlog of jobs has grown infinitely since we have been almost full time on sending out certificates.)
2. It is not good practice to hold young lambs. It puts them under stress and the aroma of a human can cause the mother ewe to reject the lamb, causing death.
3. Visitors are encouraged to join us on our daily rounds to observe the sheep.
4. We welcome visitors, but we are not a neat-and-tidy farmstay/dude ranch operation. We are a messy working farm. You are welcome to pitch in and help out.
5. We have limited modest accommodation at Uamby for a small number of houseguests. But we can arrange accommodation in the nearby historic gold rush town of Gulgong.
Looking forward to seeing you.
Michael, Louisa. and Daniel
# posted by Michael Kiely @ 5:22 AM 
