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Four Young Highland Heifers1303 viewsA misty Easter week-end morning. These four young ladies are enjoying their youth. Photographed on the 11 acre field, with the Powick Parish Church in the background.Apr 10, 2004
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New Highland Calf1346 viewsHe hasn't been ear-tagged yet. The trick is catching him. Taken at Birchfields, Easter week-end 2004.Apr 10, 2004
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Highland Cow and Calf1740 viewsA misty Easter morning at Birchfields. Kevin was showing Marjorie and me the week-end "ropes" so we could check on the cattle in his absence. I'm not sure I was a great apprentice, since I brought my camera to record the moment.Apr 10, 2004
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Marjorie and Cranberry1203 viewsWe hatched Cranberry ourselves last summer. When the other turkeys came (we bought them from a hatchery) Cranberry looked horrified. After a few weeks she became friends with them, but at Christmas they went away, one at a time. Cranberry looked so lonely, so we bought her 10 friends. But she seems to prefer our company to that of the other turkeys. She comes running after us, and then crouches down to be rubbed.Apr 10, 2004
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Three Old Gentleman917 viewsThese three old gentlemen --- Batman, Brad, and McVit --- are all that's left from our small herd of alpacas. We decided, after our visit to Peru, that nobody in their right mind would pay �4,000 or more for an animal that has one cria a year (if you're lucky) and can produce enough fibre for a �45 sweater each season. But they sure are cute.Apr 10, 2004
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Alpacas - Easter Week-end858 viewsTwo of our elderly Alpaca gentlemen showing off on Easter Week-end, 2004Apr 10, 2004
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Bronze Turkey Stag973 viewsGood Friday, 2004Apr 09, 2004
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Turkey Stag773 viewsGood Friday, 2004Apr 09, 2004
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Turkey Stag1053 viewsGood Friday morning, 2004. One of our new Bronze Turkey stags, purchased from mid-Wales last week.Apr 09, 2004
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The Tamworth Two973 viewsGood Friday, 2004. These two Tamworth pigs --- sisters --- recently arrived at Lucies Farm from the City of Gloucester. They are enjoying the green grass of spring, but won't take long to convert it into mud.Apr 09, 2004
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The Tamworth One874 viewsOne of our three new Tamworth ladies. The grass is still green --- they've only been on it for three days. In three weeks it will be a sea of mud. As they've been raised by the City of Gloucester in a "petting zoo" environment, they're very easy to handle.Apr 09, 2004
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Pigs in a Line948 viewsGood Friday morning, 2004. The pigs are in a nice chorus line, from left to right: the "original" Kune Kune, the Kune - Gloucester Old Spot cross (how did that happen?), the sinister Iron Age pig (now quite an elderly lady), and the Sinister - GOS cross.Apr 09, 2004
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