Lick Bucket
Yesterday Charlie purchased the flock in the polytunnel another nutritional lick bucket, and early this morning, the flock is appearing comfortable and contented chewing cud.
Knackered
A mother ewe that died on the 14th is still waiting at the farmhouse to be picked up by the knacker man on the 20th.
Xmas
Awake in the early hours of the morning editing my blog; Charlie has disrupted my sleeping hours with his snoring. We have made plans for today, and I am appreciating anticipation of a sun yet to rise.
Carpet Bowls
Planned to walk into Hawick town centre but became bedridden unwell during late morning. Other than B12, I am aware there is an underlying condition resulting in my suffering anaemia.
Mixed Basket
Some potatoes were rotten, and were of a weird shape.
Potatoes
Charlie harvested a handful of potatoes from our Kitchen garden.
Card
Today I received, by post, a Yule tide card of a woman holding a lamb.
Loading Hay
The sheep in the poly tunnel have finished their hay bale, so this morning we travelled to the other farm.
Logs
The Borthwick water is flooding, I've taken many photographs at this location.
Woodburn Farm
Video clips of life at the farmhouse.
Alemoor
Between decorating the hallway of the farmhouse, I took some pictures of birds feeding from chaff and fat balls I'd placed earlier on our bird table
Museum
Returning from a local bakery a short walk down Hawick high street we entered the Town house museum, I've lived in Hawick for well over a year now, and never been inside this place.