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S&B started out with a purely functional purpose: to make good use of land that we own. Over the months, the concept of alpaca farming has branched out to several other areas of farming. In order to run a sustaining farm, we realized that we needed to consider the interconnectedness of the land and the animals, and to provide the best environment that we can for both.
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Though he is big enough to eat at the regular hay feeder, Rowan waits for Brian to hand feed him every evening 😘
So cute I think I need one
He’s so cute!!
Sweet
So cute
While the sheep have been out in their fall breeding pastures, we’ve been taking advantage of the empty sheep barn and gorgeous weather. Brian is working on an interior remodel to make the lambing jugs better and more accessible.
And when the game is on, thank goodness for smart phones and wi-fi 🤣
#weareuk
Unfortunately, I got caught in the middle of a *very* heated dinner time discussion tonight with the alpacas 🤣
Looks like you lost!! I know, you forgive them and still love them. 😉👍🏻
Eww!!!
I HATE STINK BUGS
I mean, really... really... really HATE them. And right now, they seem to be everywhere.
I thankfully noticed this one before I grabbed for the bar he was sitting on. Brian said that at least this one was polite, and attempting to wash some of his stink off!!
(What? Your soap dish doesn’t look like this? Full of odds and ends of all kinds of different homemade soap pieces? 🤣)
My soap dish looks very similar… full of all different odds and ends of s&b soap!
My favorites, too. The big bars I get at TJM I have to cut into at least four pieces.
These are great for holding small pieces of soap.
Stomp on them.
If you have a way to get rid of stink bugs, please share!
Taking advantage of these cooler temps, and dyeing some beautiful alpaca yarn! The windows are open to get some air flow, so that the vinegar isn’t *as* overwhelming. 🤣
Pictured is the vinegar/water soak to get the yarn ready to receive the dye.