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Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2007 4:22 pm
by camillitech
Even further away than Aberdeenshire LOL How long does it take to get here from you Camillitech??[/quote]
bout five hours from stoneys to the ferry, 20mins on the ferry then half an hour down a very hairy single track road
it took poor ginger 2 weeks to get over it
though he's settled in nicely now.
cheers paul
Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2007 11:18 am
by john&debbie
You're more than welcome to stop off in Yorkshire on your way up to Scotland Andy, the neighbours think we're eccentric but we're in good company here
I've a spare bee suit so you can look in the hives and the chooks and rabbits are always here, sometimes with babies. I'm also contemplating a couple of geese but don't hold me to that. If you time it right they'll probably be a couple of pigs you can play footy with as well.
John
Livestock
Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2007 8:53 pm
by yugogypsy
hey Andy,
If you want to include a bit on donkeys-make a list of questions and email it to me.
I've been looking after longears for 29 years now
Lois
Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2007 9:21 pm
by the.fee.fairy
i've got budgies... and a goldfish...and a dog!
Calling All livestock owners
Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 7:36 pm
by yugogypsy
Hi Andy,
If you want to drop me an email with questions about Donkeys, I can help you there, I've been looking after long-ears for 29 years now.
Lois
Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 7:49 pm
by Shirley
camillitech wrote:
bout five hours from stoneys to the ferry, 20mins on the ferry then half an hour down a very hairy single track road
it took poor ginger 2 weeks to get over it
though he's settled in nicely now.
cheers paul
That's not too bad then is it.... well not for the two legged travellers at least.
Glad to hear that ginger has settled in well
Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2007 11:21 am
by Camile
Hi Andy,
If you fancy a swim across the irish see .. you are more than welcome to come to Galway ..
you will see the way too many chickens (26 right now, some due to hatch this weekend, and some more in 2 weeks times), the geese, the goats and the sheep ..
Camile
Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2007 11:26 pm
by ina
Andy, I'm sure you'd find quite a few willing helpers here in Aberdeenshire - I'm rather busy lambing just now, but there's a lot of livestock keepers on NEEPS, so the concentration of knowledge in a fairly small area is pretty dense! And you can get the overnight bus up to Aberdeen... Return cost £60 last time I went to Bristol. Train was more comfy, but also a lot more expensive!
Also, you've been meaning to come up for a visit for years now, haven't you?
