I never see them as a nuisance, Honora, they are part of life. No point in tying oneself up in knots about something that can't be changed. Plus the dogs are a delight to watch!
Yes, this is a good flock. How often they are moved depends on many things - how many in the flock, the size of the paddock, the weather and time of year, etc.
I wonder if you'll get a letter from someone with the title of Executive Assistant Ewe to the Chief Woolly Executive Deputy Executive Qualifying Ram....
loved this. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Teresa.
DeleteOh, I haven't seen a mob of sheep on the road in soooo looong :)
ReplyDeleteDiana
It's a regular occurrence around here, Diana. Every time we go to town we have to allow a few extra minutes in case there is stock on the road.
DeleteThat's quite a herd of sheep. Very cool shots.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ida. It's always a pleasure to see animals in good condition.
DeleteI like the little vehicle herding the sheep.
ReplyDeleteTwo farmers down our road have them, Paula. They are very practical especially for the farmer with young children.
DeleteCRACKIN' SHOTS!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Graham. The first one is over the road from my driveway with the new farm in the background. (What you can see of it!)
DeleteI know that a herd like that might be a nuisance if one were late for an appointment - but I would like to see one, nonetheless!
ReplyDeleteI never see them as a nuisance, Honora, they are part of life. No point in tying oneself up in knots about something that can't be changed. Plus the dogs are a delight to watch!
DeleteWonderful shots Pauline!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Liz. When it's too far to go to the beach, there's always something close to home to photograph and enjoy.
DeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kerry. I'm going along the road later today, I wonder what will be on the road today.
DeleteSuch well kept sheep! How often do they have to move them from one pasture to another?
ReplyDeleteYes, this is a good flock. How often they are moved depends on many things - how many in the flock, the size of the paddock, the weather and time of year, etc.
DeleteI wonder if you'll get a letter from someone with the title of Executive Assistant Ewe to the Chief Woolly Executive Deputy Executive Qualifying Ram....
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, Pauline.
Haha. Good one, Lee. As long as it's not the Senior Sheep Shagger!
DeleteTwo wonderful photos Pauline, and love the sheep drive particularly. Thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Denise.
DeleteThat's the sort of road I like to see, love our kiwi scenery :-)
ReplyDeleteCouldn't be much more Kiwi than that, huh, Amy?
DeleteHello, wonderful fence scenes. The shot with the sheep is awesome. Happy Sunday, enjoy your new week ahead!
ReplyDeleteHi Eileen, Thanks. I always enjoy watching dogs working the sheep.
DeleteSmiling :)
ReplyDeleteAlways happy to see a smiling face, Monica.
DeleteThanks, Felicia.
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