



Craig found a person(turned out to be a kid in high school) that could shear our sheep, because the task seemed to be way too much for us. It was hard enough to trim their (the sheep) hooves a few weeks ago. It was pretty amazing how quickly he did it and kept the sheep under control. I was lucky enough to have a friend give me a loom and another friend give me a spinning wheel. So now the task of cleaning the wool. I don't think I'll give the spinning a try until fall, too much to do outside right now!
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Yeah, that first picture scared me a little bit. Ha! Ha! The girls will love to see these pics!
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