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- East Ayrshire
I've followed your thread without commenting, but anyone can tell how much your boys mean to you. Sorry for your loss.
How's Henry doing today? Have you moved him into the house yet for company?Thank you, henry is constantly calling out foe Leo, im trying ti get 2 more lambs tiday or tomorrow. I feel gutted.
Ant...
How's Henry doing today? Have you moved him into the house yet for company?
It's difficult when you have to get more animals before you're ready but remember that if you bring home a couple of sad lambs you're doing them a life-changing favour.
I've known horses stand over the grave of their companion and it can't be a coincidence if they do it repeatedly in an area they've never bothered with before.Yes i looked at 2 ewe lambs at a farm last nite, had brother to pick up this morning at 7am, i was so worried about henry, he was sleeping where leo passed and then duribg day sitting in corner closest to leos grave, he never sit there. Animals amaze me. He still call for Leo.
So now i have 2 nice girls, clare and mummy, a local dairy farms kids raises lambs, orphans and some from abitoirs. Clare has had fly blow but is healed, i cruthched tonite and powdered to make sure all good.
They are perfect temperament for henry, can pat them, not to big to knock him around.
They are sleeping in the hut set up i have, Henry is much better but confused i believe. Time will help.
I was going to name my farm Telesna Park as it has no name, now it will be Leo's Park, as to the farm was his, everynite when the finance was being a nightmare it was those walks up the lane with henry and leo that calmed me and made me press on, i the end i did it for the boys, id personally had enough and without them would have pulled the pin. So to me the farm was Leo's, i felt like a passenger to a degree, when they got here it was like it was there gift. Hence when Leo pass it hit me hard, i lost alot of my wealth on monday, money never makes me feel rich but my pets do, my friends do, especially overseas.
Now we have to rebuild our wealth, and that will be hard work.
The farm is rented out land wise, so a few sheep is enough. I am infrastructure farming for the next 2 years.
Ant....
I've known horses stand over the grave of their companion and it can't be a coincidence if they do it repeatedly in an area they've never bothered with before.
No doubt Henry will be happier with company, and I hope you'll feel better seeing him settle down with his lady friends knowing that you're doing everything right by them. They look pretty content in the photo of the three of them.
I like the plan for the farm name... how long d'you reckon before you start being known in the neighbourhood as Leo Spark?
Being as it's a branch of a parent owned company....Don't they have a business model they all need to follow? Or were all acting independently and ran as they were when they were all individual family run branches?
4 troughs to go here. 9 hooked up. Bit of a nightmare around sheds and yard with existing stuff from 4 previous owners. Most rendered obsolete now. This farm and our existing block next door are now linked so pumps from either farm can cover both farms in the case 1 lot is down. Electric fencing will be similar eventually.
Had to replace several underground cables that trencher went through. Managed to nick new pipe in 2 spots resulting in leaks. Apart from that getting there slowly.
Still there.Have you given up the dealership, or are you still doing it?