Last Saturday the Fiasco and I went to Woolapalooza, a little sheep festival at Drumlin Farm in Lincoln, MA. On the drive back, we visited our good friends who had recently had a sweet baby girl for whom I had been knitting many things. Between the lambs and goat kids and tiny humans, it was a veritable baby-palooza and nearly too much cute for one day. Prepare yourselves.
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| Favorite part of the sheep shearing was when a 7-year-old boy explained to whomever would listen: “See that pink part? That’s the penis. Or maybe it’s the lady penis. I’m not sure how that works.” (It was the udder!) |
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| Clean white wool underneath. |
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| Lamb! |
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| Two lambs! |
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| A leicester of some sort? |
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| Don’t know her breed but she sure is cute! (Romney?) |
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| Angora bunny |
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| Three little goat kids. |
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| Brand new baby, the mama was still dealing with the umbilical cord! |
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| Sunshiney snuggles |
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| The color markings on these goats were just lovely. |
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| Babies and mama! |
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| Now for a human baby (Hi, Lyra!) and mama (Hi, Bridgi!) |
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| Prior to this photo, the Fiasco made a crazy face that both stunned and amused the wee one. |
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| I stole this photo straight from Bridgit’s facebook because the sweater she knit to to go with Lyra’s Easter dress is just too sweet not to share! |
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I hope you’ve had your fill of adorable things today. 🙂 You’re welcome.
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lambs, bunnies and baby, oh my!
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Oh wow, such amazing photos. Such a cute baby, and those lambs. I want one!
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Soo cute!! Did you pat the sheep on their little puff ball heads? I love the photo of you with your pretty knits, you look gorgeous!
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So much cute!
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I KNOW, me too!
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I wanted to pet them so badly but we weren't able to. Thank you! 🙂
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