Albert Allen
I really do like your blog!
A journey into farm/ranch life with chickens, dairy goats (La Manchas, Nigerians) and fiber animals, such as Llamas, Alpacas, Angora goats, and Boer goats. Along with learning the ins and outs of hand carding/spinning and knitting hand-crafted yarns we'll try our hand at being a bit self-sustainable by growing our own vegetables and fruit. I'll also share my experiences taking care of my first horse, too.
Join us on our adventures and learn along as we do.
Recent PostsPlease enjoy the song. We all have so many reasons to be happy and thankful. And I'm thankful for all of my friends and family, and that includes my very special blog friends, too. Happy Thanksgiving to all of yo...
As I was catching up on my friend Gail’s blog, At the Farm, I read a post with a prophetic and thought-provoking e-mail that she shared. Gail was relating it to what is going on her life, but I couldn’t help but question how it might relate t...
Please visit Macro Monday to see close-up photos of the world around us....
First off, I just want to thank everyone who participated and left comments on my Caption Contest post. They were all good. I chose Nuzzling Muzzles as the winner because she made me laugh the loudest. Her caption was creative, too. But I also r...
The subject for this week’s Sunday Stills is the ‘hardest yet’, as Ed told us, tongue-in-cheek. Since all I have to do is look outside my windows to see horses, I wanted to be sure to challenge my novice photography skills a little. Here ar...
Nah. No horse hockey around here. They don’t sell ice skates big enough. Just a handmade hay net created from a hockey net. An inexpensive and simple project that will make you and your horse very happy. A few months ago I began research...
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Albert AllenI really do like your blog!
JubieOne of my favorite blogs! Love looking at the animals! It's very refreshing! Thanks for all you do and those wonderful photos too!
SueHello!! i enjoyed reading your blog!! I grew up on a farm in Ohio, also married a man who dairy farmed for many years. We have 2 alpaccas and 2 goats at the present time. My husband is on disability after 2 back surgeries. We recently opened up a web store selling stainless steel wind spinners guaranteed never to rust with many designs, including dogs, farm animals, wild life--plus many others. Please check out our site http://www.ugottaluvem.com
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Hi - my brother referred me to your blog, I am the cowboy who spoke to you about mounted shooting and suggested that you guys attend The Rhinestone Roper show. I like your photos and your site but the one photo of me really showed me that I need to loose my stomach! So next year when we meet I will be in better shape, thanks. Ed
Posted: July 2nd, 2009 | Report This Comment