Please forgive my self-indulgence, but I needed to get me some cuteness today. I’ve been working on a post about the Haunted House of Denbigh Moors, Gwylfa Hiraethog (I’m really excited about some of the photos), but I kept being drawn to these adorable little lambs. As it turns out, it is gloomy and raining and hailing and my husband just left on a business trip, which leaves me feeling a tad blue. Since I kept being drawn to the sheep photos I took at Gwylfa Hiraethog, I finally just decided to go where I wanted to go, which is now this post.
So…Gwylfa Hiraethog tomorrow; baby lambs today.
Am I forgiven?
Forgiven, I like the last one the best.
You are too kind.
So stinkin’ cute! I’m glad you felt like sharing some extreme cuteness today!
Sometimes a little cuteness makes the world a better place.
I’d say OFTEN TIMES a little cuteness makes the world a better place!
Kind of reminds me of that quote: “A baby is a sweet reminder that the world shall go on.” (or something like that)
As a former US sheepherder (mine were strictly pets, I used their wool for handspinning), I can tell you there is absolutely nothing in this world cuter than little lambs! At least in the US, their tails are docked before they are full-grown (to keep them cleaner/healthier when they are older); seeing the lambs wag their tails when they are nursing is sooo adorable! I finally understood what the phrase “Two shakes of a lamb’s tail” meant!
I did not know US sheep tails were docked. I just thought different breeds, different tails. Silly me. So I learned something today. I used to buy wool in the US for spinning, but haven’t yet in the UK. Now you’ve got me thinking that maybe I should get in touch with a local sheepherder. And, yes, watching nursing lambs wiggle their tails is so cute that even my husband was “aaaw”-ing. Thanks for sharing!
So sweet! I can’t wait to show these to my boys when the awake in the morning. They love little ‘lambies’.
I hope your boys loved the pictures. I’ve got a few more lamb photos in my back pocket. Perhaps there will be another lamb post in the near future.
They are adorable and we all need a little adorable from time to time….thanks for sharing.
I’m glad you agree.
We raised sheep for awhile, too. I have to agree with kattwill that there’s nothing much cuter than lambs in the spring. Not so much when they grow up to be sheep. I always looked for the moment when they’d connect with “lunch” and the tails would wag like crazy. Brought a smile every single time.
I know exactly what you mean.
Just incredibly cute. I think I like the first one the best. I want to pet them.
I wanted to pet them, too, but I didn’t think Momma would approve.
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