Well, we only got about a foot of snow but with the gusts of wind my goat pens got buried so I took a vacation day from work (my real job) to stay home and shovel my poor goats out. The snow has stopped but the wind is supposed to pick up again tonight. The temp is supposed to hit about 25 degrees below zero (Fahrenheit)tonight and with the windchill factor it will feel like 40 - 50 degrees below zero. Brrrrr!!! Here's a few photos taken of my Nigerian Dwarf goats after I got a path shoveled out for them to get to their outdoor feeders today. That's Andie, my blue-eyed buckskin doe, and and her best buddy Honey, my gold/white pinto doe, in the foreground.
That's Feisty, my chocolate chamoisee Twin Creeks junior doe in the back and Shazam, my newest herd sire from the Rosasharn farm in front.
Juno, the red and white junior doe in the foreground, just arrived in November from the Dancing Angels herd in Michigan. Petey, my friendly little wether, is looking at the camera. Xplicit and Windy are too busy filling their faces to pay any attention to me:)
Megapixel, Violette, and Virtue grabbing a bite to eat.
Terabithia, Virtue, Cinnamon (I think), and Honey chowing down.
Xplicit giving me ... the look.
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