This Bantam hen has found a way to keep her cold feet warm. Reclining sheep are perfect for burying chilly chicken feet in.
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Best in Show 2012 Md.Sheep and Wool Festival
Brookfield, Central New York, USA
Maggie's Farm is a State of Mind
Life on my farm, one day at a time.
"Luna" Landscape
Best in Show 2012 Md.Sheep and Wool Festival
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- Smart Little Banty
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- Springs Preserve
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- Annie's Spinning Wheels
- Little Perdita
- Back on the Farm
- Hannah's Room
- Time to Go Home
- Ahh, the Sidecar
- See the Sites
- Family Time
- Christmas in Las Vegas, Part Two
- Christmas in Las Vegas
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- Christmas Presents
- Christmas on Maggie's Farm
- Hay, Hay and More Hay
- Mia is Here
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- Stuff
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- Breeze is Doing Fine
- Caught in a Trap
- Happy 9th
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- Alarming Morning
- Blowing Hard
- My Kitchen
- Drama in the Snow
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- Snowed In...
- More Kitties Keeping Warm
- Cozy and Warm
- Cold in the Barn
- Chickens At Night
- Settling In
- Big and Bigger Snow
- Kitties Keeping Warm
- Breeze
- Twins, I Think
- Sheep Rescue
- Maternity Ward
- No Doggie Walk Today
- Out of the Loop
- Icy Monday Morning
- Spirits?
- A Wintry Saturday Sky
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- A Big Relief
- Friday Night Fatigue
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- Maggie's Farm
- Brookfield, Central New York, United States
- I keep this journal as a record of my adventures on the farm, my hopes and dreams, failures and successes, for anyone who might want to take the leap, as I did, six years ago.
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