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The odd couple810 viewsAug 03, 2006
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Garden Adjacent to Gravel Track830 viewsThis garden, cultivated by our neighbours with our revocable consent, is technically on our property. We are considering incorporating this garden into our own.Aug 03, 2006
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Now this won't hurt a bit............1093 viewsRichard Chamings, our veterinarian, giving the Gloucester bull (now steer) an antibiotic injection following the snip.Aug 03, 2006
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Whitecroft Track -- Looking South761 viewsSummer afternoon, Aug 3 2006. Our white gate on the left. We own this gravel track. Our neighbours told the Council our tractor was blocking the track (our track). I took this photo to show this to be untrue.Aug 03, 2006
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This is a good show952 viewsSee the doggie guest book at Dog Hotel Blog .Aug 03, 2006
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It's good here, innit!793 viewsAug 03, 2006
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Oh, the humilition1194 viewsLord Rannoch decided to pay Ballet Cruz a visit and in the words of the Rolling Stones "made the biggest mistake of his life". He was no match for the much younger bull. He's OK. Only his pride is wounded.Aug 03, 2006
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The Whitecroft Track -- Looking North942 viewsA view down our track, showing our farm tractor parked by our gate. Our neighbours claimed that the tractor was "blocking" the track (a track that we own). I took this photograph to show that their claim was spurious.Aug 03, 2006
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Chase's Kune Kune Pig5991 viewsThis attractive pig is a Kune Kune - Gloucester Old Spot cross. A face that only a mother pig could love.Aug 03, 2006
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Don't look boys, it will bring tears to your eyes2912 viewsCastration of our young Gloucester bullAug 03, 2006
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Ow, that hurts!868 viewsLord Rannoch, our Highland bull, was quick to charge the fence --- and, to our amazement, he actually broke through. There were five of us there at the time, including our veterinarian to do a castration of a young Gloucester bull. What this photograph doesn't show is Zbig and Gregorz running around yelling --- and finally actually separating the two bulls before any damage was done.Aug 03, 2006
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The front garden on a lovely summer's day751 viewsAug 03, 2006
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