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I'm a woman in my 40's and finally feeling that I know who I am and why I am, I would like to share the shadows from my life. Having got here fairly intact and along the way found the ability to take a step back and see things more clearly it is my hope that perhaps by blogging I may help others through their own dark places.
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I love the combination of the statues and the ‘real thing’. Lovely.
a great big thank you! i had hoped i might glimpse some wee lambs in the fields but it really has been so cold and they are hopefully enjoying being warm in the lambing sheds.
Love those old stone walls! They stay up forever. So cute to see the lambs looking at you. Animals are always so aware of your presence.
i was a bit creeped out by a few of them that i was half thinking were not real because they stayed so still and just stared at us! the only reason i knew they were real was by all the chewing going on! i got some lovely close pictures of the stone that i will add next week and then i need to venture out for a new batch.
Hah you made me giggle the way you expressed you thought some were not reap when they were. Love the combo pics of statue and real plus lovely surroundings
glad you enjoyed the photos and glad i made you giggle.. it really was freaky!
These are great shots. I like how you started out with the sheep sculptures and then on with the live sheep. Beautiful countryside.
Thank you very much, it is very beautiful around here, lucky
These are brilliant photos… love the statues…
Thank you, i love them too. i stop to spend a few minutes with them every hospital appointment, it almost makes going something to look forward to lol!
Neat idea to start with the statues and then show us the real thing! I love the close ups of the statues and the pix of the fences. Nice post!
Thank you, glad you liked the pics. there were not many of the real thing about, i think a lot of the ladies would be in the lambing sheds. i can’t wait for spring to watch the lambs in the fields running and jumping! so full of life!
Shadows,The photography is spectator, I was surprised by the text, it wasn’t what I was expected at all. Thanks you, Bill
Hey Bill, glad to have surprised you! hope you are feeling better and home soon.
Great photos! I love sheep. We don’t see too many around here and I think they are adorable.
Thank you Trisha, there’s a lot around here! big sheep farming area.
Great photos. I love the dry wooden fences. And I love curling my fingers into a sheep’s wool. My fingers go in so deep and the wool is so soft.
Thank you, i loved how the old sheep pens looked too. I know exactly what you mean about curling your fingers into their wool. i used to help out on a farm when the sheep had to be dipped and you needed a good grip on their coat to “encourage” them into the trough! Thankfully it’s a quick ordeal!
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Interesting photos
Oh! Thank you so much! i’m flattered you thought it was worthy of a reblog!
Fantastic pictures!
Thank you, glad you liked them.
I like the real variety better 🙂 Many thanks for the follow.
So do i but there’s not always lambs around the fields for me to enjoy but there’s always the two black sheep waiting at the hospital! lambs are so full of life and boundless energy.. funny how they grow into such stoic creatures. I used to work with them during dipping season.
Not long till lambing now 🙂 I was out walking near Durham yesterday and hoping that severe weather doesn’t come and blast them like last year.
yes it was so sad last year how many were caught out. it was so late in coming the farmers thought they were safe.
Beautiful photos.
thank you, glad you liked them
Absolutely lovely and sweet! What a great way to start the day! Thank YOU! Cher xo
thank you, glad my photos were a good start to your day. i’m hoping it kept getting better!