One thing I know about photography: you can't go wrong with barns, kids, rubber boots, and natural light. If you throw in some goats, you're destined to succeed.
We made the trip up to Opeongo Mountain Meadow yesterday to feed the (rapidly growing) kids, and brought Margot along this time. She's skittish around animals, so spent most of the visit on my hip.
Have I mentioned how much I love goats?
Lovely Laurie, the Goatswoman Extraordinaire, gave this mama's hip and arm a break so I could snap some more photos. The warm breeze, the spots of sunshine, the smells of hay and goat and mud, and my children's attire boosted my spirits with the promise of Spring.
Just let me know when you're sick of posts about goats, alright? I'm not likely to listen, as this is deep love, I tell you. But you can let me know, just the same!
Great snaps (love that word!!)........Like that brown goat at the end. They have the sweetest ears with those beady little eyes :-)
ReplyDeleteKeep the goat posts coming! I would love a goat or two but the sheep sure keep us busy. And they seem to have a knack for multiplying...we're expecting 40 lambs by mid-April!
ReplyDeletedid you blend all these colors on purpose?Oh my god they're cute ,both kids and goats
ReplyDeleteWe are loving our goats too - they are wonderful pets. We can't wait to be able to milk them.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy!
keep the goat posts coming! sometimes blogs are the closest i can get to farm life since i live in los angeles!
ReplyDeleteI love goats too... I would like to have a couple of wethers... maybe one day. :-)
ReplyDeleteWe're quite fond of goats around here too, though we have none. I love that the goat woman is wearing fashionable sunglasses!
ReplyDeleteThere is no such thing as too many posts about goats. And kid-adoring kids. And kids adoring kid-adoring kids. And happy, beautiful photographs. I LOVE that shot of goat and child standing side by side at the stall.
ReplyDeleteKeep'em coming, love these posts :)
ReplyDeleteI feel like I'm witnessing a mix between Little House on the Prairie (for the goats and cute kids) and Pippi Longstocking (for the Scandinavian-style sweaters). Delightful!
ReplyDeleteOh, I want goats so badly. Keep posting away . . . I'll live vicariously.
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