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Angora Goats
Tennessee Walking Horses Great Danes Tired But Happy
Humans
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Angora
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Welcoming
Goats
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Newborn
Goats
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Hungry
Goats
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Barney
Before Shearing
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Shearing
Barney
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Barney
After Shearing
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Tennessee
Walking Horses |
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Ebb's Gentle Eye |

Ebb and Newborn Piper
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Piper at 3 months
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The 11 month old Running
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Beggars in Tandem
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Still Curious Beggars |
Great Danes |
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Welcome to Disa the Wonder Puppy
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Disa (9 mos) wins RWB at Greeley, CO, in August, 2006
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Welcome to Apollo (4 yrs)
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Sharing with Big Brother
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And the lions shall lay down with the lambs.

May 30, 2009 - 5 puppies are welcomed

Dasia at 16 weeks Duggan at 16 weeks
How
Wynham Farms Got Its Name |
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The name "Wynham"
has been conjured up from Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan
Swift. In Part IV you will see it spelled "Houyhnhnm".
It is the name of the horse-like creatures who ruled that part of
Gulliver's dream world. Indeed, they still rule my part of the world
and I suffer their disdain daily. Ah, but the lessons they teach
this Yahoo underling!
I have selected the following
quote from Chapter 3 of Part IV of this classic. It amuses me in
it's political timelessness:
"...our countrymen
would hardly think it probable, that a Houyhnhnm should be the presiding
creature of a nation, and a Yahoo the brute." |
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"Knit
on, with confidence and hope, through all crises."
-- Elizabeth Zimmermann |
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