Every morning before going to my studio, I fill up the water bucket for the sheep. During the day, while I’m working I look up and see the sheep grazing or running from one side of the pasture to the other. If there’s one thing true about sheep, it’s that when one of them moves the others follow. I never get tired of watching sheep act like sheep. In the middle of the day they gather under the shelter and rest in the shade.
Today I sat in the pasture and watched the sheep, waiting for a few of the more curious ones to come to me. They sniffed around, grazed, rubbed up against me, and wanted to be scratched. ( That’s Bartlby in the beginning of the video and you can hear Simon calling out from the other field) Soon they lost interest and wandered off one after the other.
Bartbly looks so strong and sturdy! It’s good to see him back.
I’m trying to get him to come to me. He’s interested, but keeps his distance.
Think I saw Bartlby pause to say “Thank You!!”
How wonderfully peaceful….
Your studio window to the world is special. Each season is framed just for you!
I love the videos you and your husband put out. You have a wonderful way with animals i’ve watched you with the donkeys too. you have a gift with animals and a gift with art and just wanted to say i am a definite fan