Tuesday Tunes: Green Grass, Blue Sky….
Farmguy and I had just gotten home from Sunday brunch a couple of weeks ago, when I noticed Clover, one of my favorite sheep, seemed to be limping. So, I immediately walked into the pasture to check on him. While I was trying to figure out which leg/foot may be injured, Farmguy snapped these pictures. Since I don’t usually dress-up to work with the sheep, I guess he saw this as a unique photo opportunity. 🙂
Green grass, blue sky, and sweet woollies…..my idea of peace.
Categories: Green Hill Farm, Photography, Tuesday Tunes
fourth generation farmgirl 
Aw-Clover may have a bit of arthritis? How is he doing now???
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I believe Clover does have a little arthritis. Sometimes after he’s been lying down and then gets up, he’ll have a tiny limp. However, it seemed a bit worse that day. We checked his hooves and removed a small pebble from one of them. He also got a shot of banamine (anti inflammatory) and restricted to lower paddock for a day or two (no hill climbing). He’s much better now! Thank you for asking, Cheryl.
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So good to hear he is doing much better! x
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Yes–I’m relieved! 🙂
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Great photos! Hope Clover is on the mend.
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Thank you, Jennie. Thankfully, he is back to himself—leading the flock in a full run in order to arrive first at the grain troughs in the morning. 🙂
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Way to go, Clover.
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I was elated to see him move so fast! Thanks, Jennie. 🙂
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You look lovely tending the sheep in your dress. So sweet! I’m glad to read you got the irritating pebble out.
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You’re sweet! Thanks, Kathryn. I’m glad, too! 🐑
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Always love your photos Tonya!!!
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That’s really nice! Thank you, Ritu. 🙂 xo
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I can’t blame your husband … you look like an A-lister casually wandering in the paddock! Poor Clover … I do hope her foot doesn’t give her too much trouble.
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Thank you, Osyth. 😊 Clover is feeling much better now!
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Großartige (*L*)Großartige
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Thank you!
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Very very happy, written words are genuine, I want it is also nature love.
So the earth has begun with us, take and give, I wish you all the best, and good luck in your farm, se/nz sala
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Thank you very much.
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(*L*) Bitte Bitte.
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Look at those sheep-y faces. A pretty scene. 🙂
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Thank you, Deborah. I love those sheep-y faces! 😊❤️🐑
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Your sheep all seem to love you, Tonya. I hope Clover is feeling better now, and is running around with the others.
Your dress looks very pretty BTW! 🙂
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Our sheep are big, woolly pets! We love them bunches. Clover seems to be feeling a lot better. Thanks so much, Judy. And, thank you for your nice compliment, too. 😊 xo
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Glad Clover is on the mend 🙂 xx
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Thank you. I am, too! 🙂💛🐑
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I’ve been in the field with a new born llama in four inch heels. It happens. 🙂
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Our animals are our priority. 🙂
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Beware of a man with a camera..:)
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You’re right! 🙂
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What beautiful photos! So peaceful. I could relate to farm work in a dress, as I do the same thing in my garden. Like when I return home from church or a luncheon in a dress…a jarring weed catches my eye. Just have to pull that out and then I see another and before I know it, I have been dress gardening for an hour. So happy fuzzy Clover is better!
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Many thanks, Mimi! I understand about weeds…when I see them, I pick them, too! 😉
I apologize for the delay in responding. I’m traveling in Italy this week, and sometimes mobile phone connection is challenging. Thank you, again. 😊🌻
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Italy! Sigh….
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It’s so lovely!
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Didn’t Oscar Wilde say you can never be overdressed. Farming with fashion lol.
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