Good old Millie! Had her babies all by herself this morning. I stayed in my little caravan last night as she was chortling away to herself and looking very goatie ... I got up around 2.30 am to check on her and all was OK. By the time I looked in again around 5.30am she had 2 bouncing babies, all cleaned and fed and jumping around the barn!
Amidst all the excitement of new arrivals, some of the girls wandered out to enjoy another day of glorious spring sunshine
Whilst others decided to just laze around with their sisters
The boys were chilling out in the sunshine over their side of the barn
And Ginger wandered out to have a chat with Oliver, an anthropology student from Canterbury, who was visiting us to do a bit of filming for a project that he is working on.
He spent a very pleasant couple of hours with us and I think he enjoyed himself. The goaties certainly enjoyed meeting him!
From the North Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty we bring you the best milk, cheese and meat. Traditional responsible and ethical farming means free range access to grazing with all feed, including hay from our own ancient meadows, GM and chemical-free and blended by us.
We know the name and personality of every single member of our pedigree herd of happy healthy goats. We love - and thoroughly spoil – every one of them, male and female alike.
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