News and photos from our Miniature Horse and Tunis Sheep farm are published here as well as on our websites at www.unicornerfarm.com and www.tunis-sheep.com. We love our minis and we think you will too. We added some pretty red-headed sweeties to the farm...a flock of registered Tunis sheep. We also have a Quarter Horse mother and daughter and a draft "rescue" mare. Three curious llamas round out the big animals. And last but not least, two inside cats and two outside!
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Want to see my anniversary present?
No, not Bob, but the hole that he is standing in. We had two small stock ponds filled in and this larger one dug. Now if it will just rain and fill it up!
No, not Bob, but the hole that he is standing in. We had two small stock ponds filled in and this larger one dug. Now if it will just rain and fill it up!
2 comments:
Interesting way to get a stock pond; if we did that here the ground would jus suck up any moisture that hit it :)
We are in an area that has a lot of clay in the dirt so stock ponds like this are very common.
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