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04-07-2011, 09:06 AM
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Originally Posted by countrymaid
Wow, That's a great show picture and the quilt block is amazing. You must have been good at doing registration papers. I'm truly impressed with your work. The Hoard's Dariyman with the cow judging on the front page were always my favorite issues. Although my soft spot is for jerseys. I miss my cows. Sigh...
I think we come somewhat from the same mold except I could only claim the husband and animals!
I was born and raised with Holsteins, then Jerseys entered our lives and found my soft spot. I've been thinking about doing a Jersey, though their shading is not so simplified as the B+Ws! :)
Registrations ... nope! We always did pics! :) And yes, me too, my ♥ is still there on the farm!
04-07-2011, 09:18 AM
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Location: down on the farm, Western NY
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Cows are gone. Now we have dorset sheep. We wanted to maintain the buildings and pastures and not be as labor intensive. Even traded the square baler for a round one. No more unloading bales for me.
We both work full time off the farm. I miss the day to day planning and working together. The just being on the same property...it's hard to explain. It's just a satisfaction of the heart.
We both work full time off the farm. I miss the day to day planning and working together. The just being on the same property...it's hard to explain. It's just a satisfaction of the heart.
04-07-2011, 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted by countrymaid
Cows are gone. Now we have dorset sheep. We wanted to maintain the buildings and pastures and not be as labor intensive. Even traded the square baler for a round one. No more unloading bales for me.
We both work full time off the farm. I miss the day to day planning and working together. The just being on the same property...it's hard to explain. It's just a satisfaction of the heart.
We both work full time off the farm. I miss the day to day planning and working together. The just being on the same property...it's hard to explain. It's just a satisfaction of the heart.
I had to wind things down when my husband took ill ... then later sold it all a few years after he passed. I still have my aggie connections to help my ♥ ... just not the same!
I don't think I could ever become a city girl! :)
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