Life at Homeland Farm

  Hello and welcome back. I made it successfully to M yesterday with no computer glitches, so I shall soldier on today and finish what I started. Here we go!  N is for Nuts...Sooo many examples of that! Jr Ewing meets Wyett Earp  Cam ready for safari See what I mean...   O is for Offspring, as in mine...   P is for pals..they are good friends     Molly and Liam Cameron wearing a cat Cameron and Ryder..not too big to love a belly rub Q is quality horses..rescue saves many from a terrible fate Cliff and Brogan on Azura and Amira Liam on Old Bill, another rescue R is for roosters, of which we have many Rooster Cogburn A rooster a riding.. Emu the rooster S is for snowy scenes... Last winter was a doozy! Lots of snow! Blaahhh So much snow... T is for Turkey, wild bird that got caught in our fences U is for unusual...like chupie Mr Peacock V is for vegeta...

In honor of the school supplies display I saw the other day at the store, I thought I would do a Homeland Farm alphabet. Since the alphabet is a tad long, and I always screw up putting on pictures at the end of my blog, I will do this in two installments. Here we go! A is for alpaca...Cute and fluffy...and they spit. B is for babies, riding in the car   C is for cats..we have 6 including ferals  D is for dogs. We have 3 or 4 or 6, if grand dogs are here visiting.   E is for eggs, from our chickens F is for Ferguson, our first pot belly pig rescue G is for goats...also known around here as "darn goats are eating my plants" H is for Homeland Farm of course! ..and Horses, lots and lots of horses... I is for "There is no I in team"..it takes a team to run this place! Cliffy drilling holes Bro hauling sawdust     Cameron stacking hay     Liam hauling hay Zak and Nolan fixing the...