Goats are the best Rick – I had no idea till I got some 😉 thanks and look forward to seeing if you do any goat ku – hahaha – borrow a photo if you need to – aloha 🙂
i have a sprinkling through time of goat memories from growing up to recent. in drawings and watercolor and photographs too. they come into my work every so often. they are a fun creature.
they have lovely eyes 🙂 sort of cheeky looking and they are so curious and always getting into trouble, which I find refreshing – maybe I will try to draw one (just for fun) – I may be becoming a wee bit goat obsessed
bwahahahaha. yeah. goat obsessed. i can understand that. i used to see a herd across the street where i lived in the Dominican Republic. they were always into mischief. the (goat) kids, on walking home with the goat herder, often as not would hop up on a fence railing and walk along the top rail. just like any (human) kid i suspect. for the fun of it. once in a while one would turn around on the rail and head butt the one following. sheesh. no wonder we use the term kid for both goats and little human beings. yeah, those eyes are awesome. cool on drawing one. Judi Betts (a watercolorist) has a book called Watercolor: Let’s Think About It, in which she shows a number of goat works. i like that book. it’s easy to find on google.
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aloha Gabrielle. you have a fun mind. i’ve been thinking about goats again recently. heck if i know what will become of that. this was fun. aloha.
Goats are the best Rick – I had no idea till I got some 😉 thanks and look forward to seeing if you do any goat ku – hahaha – borrow a photo if you need to – aloha 🙂
i have a sprinkling through time of goat memories from growing up to recent. in drawings and watercolor and photographs too. they come into my work every so often. they are a fun creature.
they have lovely eyes 🙂 sort of cheeky looking and they are so curious and always getting into trouble, which I find refreshing – maybe I will try to draw one (just for fun) – I may be becoming a wee bit goat obsessed
bwahahahaha. yeah. goat obsessed. i can understand that. i used to see a herd across the street where i lived in the Dominican Republic. they were always into mischief. the (goat) kids, on walking home with the goat herder, often as not would hop up on a fence railing and walk along the top rail. just like any (human) kid i suspect. for the fun of it. once in a while one would turn around on the rail and head butt the one following. sheesh. no wonder we use the term kid for both goats and little human beings. yeah, those eyes are awesome. cool on drawing one. Judi Betts (a watercolorist) has a book called Watercolor: Let’s Think About It, in which she shows a number of goat works. i like that book. it’s easy to find on google.
What a fun set of photos…the last one was quite funny.
yes, that is Billy the mini goat doing a photo bomb on the two alpacas – he is a funny goat (thinks he’s the boss big time) 🙂 thanks Charles
I do love the layers of philosophical meaning and the variations in the structures of the underlying metaphors in that ‘Moo’. 🙂
bwhahahaha 🙂
fun! Love the photos and commentaries, you do have a full house…
it is getting a little crowded around here Benedicte 🙂
I LOVE your images … looking forward to following you!
Hi there Bren 🙂 thanks for stopping by and commenting – you have a lovely looking blog I must say
Thank you! I hope you will stop by sometime … I’m going to share some recipes from the garden in the next few posts! Happy Autumn new friend!
happy spring 🙂
a fun selection of photos
Juliet
http://craftygreenpoet.blogspot.com
the goats are hilarious Juliet – like naughty children trying to get away with whatever they can 😉
Haha – love these, specially that spaced-out llama – I reckon he’s found a secret stash of week growing on your land 😉
hahaha that would be the alpaca bb 😉 he does look a little hippy happy like he’s been smoking a little wacky bakky
Alpaca, sorry 😀