After that we went to visit some of our grand-chickens. We sold some of our Delaware chickens to a really nice guy this past spring and he invited us over to see how they are doing. His little girl is going to show them for 4H in the spring. They look so good.
We made plans to help him hatch out some of their eggs so his kids get to see how it's done. We will probably be doing some chicken swapping later lol. He's new to the chicken breeding and showing so we're helping him out as much as we can.
Then we went to one of my husband's coworker's house. She breeds chickens, turkeys and miniature horses. She bought two Midget White Turkeys that we really, really wanted (but couldn't afford) so we were excited to see them in person. They are absolutely gorgeous!
Her little miniature horses are sooooooo cute!! Beware if you scroll any further. When you see these pictures you will want one!
I want! If I decid to start playing and win the lottery I'm going back to buy him lol!
He even had a half blue/half brown eye. Cute!
He even had a half blue/half brown eye. Cute!
We had so much fun. :)
P.S. Also wanted to mention that I'll be posting in Chrome's Training Blog again at http://rdxhorses.blogspot.com
Wow, your hands next to the minis really show how mini they are! And judging by the photos- they're even smaller because of all that hair!
ReplyDeleteLove the turkeys and rooster. I've never seen one eye half blue and half brown before. I love it when neighbors have the sense to work together and help each other out. It's so convenient. I've only had one neighbor who does that "you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours" thing with me.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a lovely day off. Such gorgeous animals complemented by your fine photography.
ReplyDeleteLooks like great goals for this year!! I loved the minis!!!!! Too cute!!!
ReplyDeleteThose little horses are sooooo cute, I must not look at them any further or I'll end up with a couple! ;)
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