Adam & Miwa have got the shutter bug, click on the photo for more
“Welcome to my World” Helen Naden’s new foal arrives. Of course its a Boy don’t ask daft questions
Because my mistress was expecting a girl she does not have a boys name so at the moment I am nameless.
You have called me WHAT!
I would have settled for the girl’s name
TAO. Yes that is his name goes out for his first look at grass and contemplates what it is going to be like to be known as Toe Rag for the rest of his life.
Tansy of Brownroads owned by Olwen Brown and shown by Pam Moon was Champion at Todmorden Show
Mr Fox looks for his evening meal in our bottom field, the rabbit sits still hoping he will not be seen
Oh my gosh he is getting closer
Blow this for a game of cowboys I am out of here
I have told you hundreds of times stay near the burrow
Just when do they let us out of here there is a lot of excitement out there and we are missing it.
The waterfall behind the butcher’s shop at Bainbridge.
More new photos on Donald’s Page (sorry about the delay Donald) Click on the photo to get there
On the first day of summer I received that sad news that Ann French’s stallion Johnny Paycheck had been put to sleep. Unfortunately over the past twelve months he has had recurring problems with sarcoids which have had to be surgically removed. This spring they returned in an even more virulent form and Ann took the brave decision that it was kinder to have him put to sleep than for him to have to endure extremely unpleasant medical treatment for the unforeseeable future.
Johnny was a great ambassador for the miniature donkeys and took on and beat standard donkeys in the show ring. His crowning glory was when he was made Champion at the Royal Highland he will be sadly missed.
This web site is to keep our friends and family both home and abroad
informed of what we are up to at Lamb Hill.
It is also the unofficial web site of the Northern and Scottish Regions of the Donkey Breed Society.
Welcome to Lamb Hill
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