Appreciating Our South African Sheep Friends

P has wanted to get a lamb pretty much since we first got Pasqualina — in fact, when looking for a buddy for her, we almost got ourselves a little agnellino. But we got Margherita instead, and we’ve stuck to goats ever since.

As we say in Italy, though, “mai dire mai” (never say never), which is why I always enjoy gorgeous sheep photos like the ones sent to me by my new friend Barbara Philip in South Africa:

Black lamb, white lamb

Black lamb, white lamb

Lamb cuddle time

Lamb cuddle time

Anyone seen the sheep dog?

Anyone seen the sheep dog?

Mom with new lambs

Mom with new lambs

I *said* I would be there in a minute!

I *said* I would be there in a minute!

[The image accompanying this post on the Goat Berries homepage is also courtesy of Barbara.]

Along with an eye for great sheep photos, Barbara is also a fantastic artist. You can see her work at Silvermere — fabulous paintings of birds, landscapes, flowers, wild cats, gardens and buildings, and much more.

This is one of my favorites:

Serengeti Lion

Serengeti Lion (sold)

You must go and browse — and buy, if you so desire. Not surprisingly, many of Barbara’s wonderful paintings are already sold, but there is also a great selection on sale, and she is constantly working on new additions. Simply *gorgeous* work.

If you want to take a virtual trip to South Africa, I can’t imagine a better host than Barbara at Silvermere.

Thanks so much for sharing, Barbara!

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