This week our 2 ewes from jean blacknell in England had 5 lambs between them( 4 ram lambs and 1 ewe). The double in the picture above are getting on very well and enjoying the great weather we are having at the minute. The ewe with 3 lambed on thursday past and hopefully will be put out to grass today. They needed a little bit of help with feeding but seem to be coming on ok. Only 1 jacob left to lamb and a few dorsets.    .

Our daughter Aimee' (on the left) with her school friends enjoying the new arrivals. No more lambs today
but hopefully something will happen tonight.  

My wife sharons dorset hoggett (dolly) had a whopper of a ram lamb today. She needed a little bit of help because the 
lamb was so big but both mother and son are doing well. The father is Jake our pedigree jacob ram(as you can tell by 
the distinct markings.)  The strong bodied dorset along with the jacob markings make a great lamb 

Our sheep have started lambing again today. Rosie(one of our pedigree jacobs) had twins(1 ram and 1 ewe)
These were her first lambs and like most jacobs she lambed them herself with ease. The lambs are a good size
and have good markings. Like most jacob lambs they were quick on their feet and feeding quickly. We are hopeful
that the rest will follow soon.