Milkweed & Teasel

There's quite a bit to looking after sheep, but none of it difficult or unpleasant. In fact handling sheep, once you get the technique r...

We're in a phase of adjustment here in Dorset. The clocks went back last Sunday and we're still adjusting to losing that precious la...

I have stumbled across a crop of medlars. I say 'stumbled' like it was part of some grand adventure. Really, the tree is just at th...

Mike came home from the feed store this afternoon with rolled barley for the sheep, and this for me: If you've never seen one before, ...

I always thought of spring as the busiest season. Trees bursting into bud, seeds needing to go in, baby animals being born and all that. I...

These twin Dorset ram lambs arrived Thursday. Mother and young are doing well - Mom and her two boys This little ewe lamb was born today, ...

And here's the exception to that rule. Pip only worked one day this week. Today is the official start of pheasant season in England, a...