Ha! I fooled you, didn't I?
You thought we were getting a cow here on the Happy Goats Farm didn't you? But the publicist and male person are very happy with the milk from me, Abby, Jilliand and Mallory.
Remember Dusty?
Dusty and the other horses on her Farm are the ones who now live with cows! How cool is that? The publicist loves moos she hears. She likes cows but we really have enough milk around here. The only thing she would like to have is the cream that you can get with cow's milk - then she could make more butter. Goat's milk is naturally homoginized which means the cream doesn't separate from the milk.
The new cows are kind of cool. It's a shame Harry the Cowgoat isn't still here.
He would have felt right at home with these cows. They are black and white.
But then again, Jeffrey and Emily might match them better. They are more black than white...
There are three all together; two in the main field and one all by himself. I am sure Luke can empathize with that!
This is a close up of the lonely cow.
They are pretty far from the road so the publicist couldn't get very close to take pictures. Hopefully they will move around the different fields and she will be able to get better shots.
Tomorrow: Goats in the Garden...WHAT?!
The publicist wanted me to tell you that she has two giveaways ending tonight on her blog; one for a vinyl banner and one for 250 Custom Stickers. So head on over and enter!
The publicist looked out her window (isn't it amazing how many of my posts start out that way? I don't know what I would do if the publicist ever STOPPED looking out her window) and noticed Jillian looking off to the West. Intently.
Then Mallory hopped up on a spool and started staring too. Hmmm...
She wondered what could be causing them to be staring so.
Then Emily and Jeffrey joined Jillian on the little goathouse.
Even a rooster was staring. Hmmmm, WHAT could it be?
Why a visitor!
In the field next to ours!
Dusty the horse has come to pay a call.
That or to graze on the grass growing in the field.
What do you think?
Dusty is one of the horses that lives across the street. Dusty is not supposed to be over in this field. Dusty has a HUGE field for grazing across the street.
Bad Dusty!
Jillian was very surprised to see a horse right next to her goat pen! This is the first time Jillian has been here for one of the Great Horse Escapes. Abby and I have been through them before.....
Dusty is a very pretty horse but also a very erm, challenging horse. She has been known to sneak over AND EAT OUR HAY!
Can you believe such a thing?!
Her owners soon came and took Dusty back to her corral and things calmed down in our pen too.
I hope you enjoyed seeing our visitor as much as we did!
Tomorrow: Goatucation
The publicist has asked me to tell you that her giveaway for 100 Custom Postcards is ending tonight on her blog so if you want to enter you had better hurry! Mmm, I'd bet postcards would taste good.
