07/28/08

**New  Blog: http://vicky-k2p2ssk.blogspot.com/, only one post so far but I've got plans for more.

Welcome to the Little Rascals Farm!

This is our home where we are learning that the animals rule and we just work for them!

We live on a 5 acre farm in Western Washington in what I'm told by gardening club members is similar to a Mediterranean climate that happens to be just across the water from northern Seattle.  We have milking goats, sheep, & angora rabbits.  We knit, weave, crochet, spin, and process our own fiber.  The content is a little slim at the moment but soon I'll work in some extra pages that detail more about the things we are working on.

To see more pictures of the farm and our Alpine Goats, Angora Rabbits, and Shetland sheep

click on Photo Galleries or look at bottom of page for links. . .

Favorite Links Links to useful websites:	Weather Click here to see our weather for today: Kingston WA Weather & News
The Artful Ewe - Better than a visit to a candy store, she has fiber to die for!! Knitting & Spinning. Northipton Creations - Free Tips, patterns and hints for machine knitting and more! Spring Hill Farm - Romney Sheep's Wool Star Castle Farm - Fiber Mill   Ray Of Hope - Extensive Pattern Collection For Premature Babies, knitting for charity. Blessed Farm - Family owned Homestead Farm. My Baby Blankets - Wonderful Baby Blankets and more! Kitsap Weaver's & Spinners Guild - http://www.northwestweavers.org/MemberGuilds/MGKitsap.html     911 Emergency Goat Care is Just a Phone Call Away!	Spring baby goats have finally started to arrive!! These 4 babies are almost 8 weeks old now, and they can't wait to take a bath!!!
The Alpine Mama's are above, and below is the last angora baby goat of 2008 being held by my last baby. His name is Chip because he looks like a chocolate chip!! And the little white angora is actually born of a silver mama and a badger dad so he's got the color gene.  We had 5 angora babies this year, 4 were bucks and only one doe. These two are both boys.	Feeding time at the little goat bottle bar.  When they were a little bigger we made a larger version out of a big 5 gal bucket.