More goat pics (for mom)

Steadfast with Telly and her babies... Toby & Tulip

Telly. She's a really, really, really neat goat.
Very friendly. A people goat.


Tulip (L) and Toby (R)

Comments

Truth said…
I can't see your pics.
29 October, 2008 07:11
Hindsfeet said…
Mmm... that's odd Joanne. I can see them. ?

Is anyone else having trouble seeing them? I uploaded them straight to blogger, but I can try uploading somewhere else and linking to them.
29 October, 2008 08:33
Katy said…
Awesome pics!!! I absolutely love the goats! I want to get some goats...but my hubby says no...He says they are too dirty (although, we have chickens...and THEY are dirty..LOL) Any tips on me persuasing him?? LOL
29 October, 2008 13:36
Anonymous said…
Awwwwe. SO cute!! Reminds me of my childhood! We had two little goats named Billy and Bobett! They are really fun!
These were a birthday gift for you? Happy Birthday and your husband must be very sweet.
30 October, 2008 14:49
Mo said…
When I get a farm, I'm going to get a bunch of rabbits, then I will get goats. I LOVE goats. They're nothing like dogs or cats. Well, maybe in some areas.
04 November, 2008 12:51
Hindsfeet said…
I think goats are nothing like dogs. Which is why I like them. And they are a lot like cats. Which is why I like them.
04 November, 2008 13:09
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