Available Ram Lambs, 2008

Like Mother, Like Son :)

Sunny Day in the Flowers :)

Miakoda, 16 Days old!!!

I'm so cute!

Got a fly problem? Moms got me covered!

Love those Glass Blue Eyes!

Name adjustment

You may have noticed, I've changed the foals name. When I came home from vacation I watched him for a while and thought, "he is not a Pocono, he's a true indian pony", so the search was on for the perfect name. His coloring is very unique and we had a full moon last week, so it seemed fitting to name him Miakoda, Koda for short. This is Native Indian for "Power of the Moon". And the name seems to fit him rather well.

http://s303.photobucket.com/albums/nn139/springviewacres

To see many more photos of Pocono just click on this link - most of the photos are under the album name "Medichi and Pocono".

WE HAVE FOAL!!!! - Named MiaKoda -, Indian for "power of the moon"

On the evening of July 11th, I was in Richmond, VA, on my way to Outerbanks North Carolina for a weeks vacation with my family and inlaws. We were woken up by the ringing of my husbands cell phone around midnight. MEDICHI HAD A Colt!!! I'm 950 miles from home!!!! And I won't be home until the 21st!!! My friends continue to send pics to me so I am posting some of them now. I can't wait to get home and play with him. His name is Pocono: named for the Pocono Mountains in PA, Poco for short; my grandmother and I use to camp up there. The name seems fitting for this little boy.

I am just now able to post a pic - there have been issues. I am still in Nags Head, North Carolina. - I can't wait to get home and work with this little colt. I'll post more pics when I receive them.

Updates

No Foal Yet :(

Garden is looking Great!

The Dogs are enjoying the sun!

And the Sheep are happily grazing!

All is well on the farm front :)!!!

Guarding the Farm

Sammie is very happy guarding the farm.

Garden is looking good!

Our garden is looking good. I'm already looking forward to next year by planning out an early start.

Farm Update: Thunderstorms 08

When will the storms end? Our crops for the farmers market are growing great, but too much rain is not a good thing!

The animals are huddled indoors just waiting for the chance to sneak out for a bite to eat. As you can see, the lambs are growing exponentially!!!
Our chickens are taking a liking to their coop and are growing rapidly!

I'm not sure how much more rain we can take - we'll just have to hang on!!!