I am finally posting the pictures of our first and second trip to Mapleshade Farm.

Here I am trying too hard to milk this goat. I did finally catch on after 3 or 4 tries.
Timothy was a natural!!
Acelia had no problem at all!
Dean had no trouble.
David did great!
These next few pictures were from yesterday!

These are the twins that were born right after our first trip. One of these is for sale.
This is Lance, David's goat. He can not wait to bring him home. We need to spend a lot more time with him, learning all we can before we bring him home so we will both be happy.
This is my goat Paper, she is so sweet. I took her for a little walk yesterday, and she was so good.
This is Ginger Snap, we are going to call her Ginger though. This is Acelia's new baby. I love the black boots she is wearing.








Even the pegs that hold it together were by hand.







The old barn is finally at rest on the ground and Scott and the boys can start to tear it apart. We were saddened by it though. It must have been a great barn in its day.



This is Acelia's frog that has been waiting all winter to come out. As you can see he is very happy and thankful for the warm weather! We all are!!
My tulips are starting to come up! I planted 100 around my flag pole. They are so pretty when they are all in bloom.

I cant remember what this is. I think it is my bleeding heart. I'm not sure though.
Now they have two going good!!
This one was the biggest. We worked till dark. We were all dirty, smokey, and tired. When we looked around and saw all the hard work we all put in, and all we accomplished we all felt really good!

These goats are so sweet, and the milk was great. I am very excited to have one and be able to have the fresh milk and cream.
The dark colored ones are Alpine's and the white are Saanen.
This little guys name is Lance. He is quite the character!
This dress and shoes are a gift from my mom. Acelia will be wearing them to "High Tea" on Saturday.
