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* Sheep shearing, mid February
* Our ewes begin Lambing in early March. The last ewes should be finished in late March
* Online Fleece Sale, Mid April. Contact us to be on the mailing list for immediate updates
* May 1st - the Bed and Breakfast opens for the year
* Whitefish Bay Farm Gallery opens for its regular exhibition season Friday May 18. Open every day except Tuesdays, from Noon to 5 PM
* Special Gallery exhibits, check here throughout the season for special events and shows. Here are the fiber dyeing and felting events currently scheduled for the Galley from 10AM to 3PM:
May 18th - 20th: Indigo - the Magical Dye Vat
May 25th - 27th: Cochineal - Red Bugs
June 8th - 10th: Dyeing with Birch leaves and bark
July 20th - 22nd: Felting Balls and Tubes
August 17th - 19th: Dyeing with Flowers
September 21st thru 23rd: Mushroom dyeing
* Breeding season begins for the flock in early October
* Gallery closes for the season after Sunday October 14th
* The Bed and Breakfast closes for the year after the final weekend of October
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Lambing Chronicles – 9th Edition
Gradually we seem to be recovering from our internet problems. I can at least now make posts to the Ewe Turn from home. (It does mean that I do not get to go out for a cup of coffee!) At … Continue reading
Internet Problems
My apologies for a lack of updates from the lambing barn. We are experiencing major problems with our internet service provider. I cannot make any inputs to our website or the Ewe Turn blog from our computers while at the … Continue reading
Lambing Chronicles – 8th Edition
Wednesday, March 21st: Today was a quiet, peaceful day, punctuated by no new arrivals in the barn. It was nice to be able to catch up on both barn/lamb tasks and also things not sheep related. Sadly there was not … Continue reading
Lambing Chronicles – 7th Edition
Monday, March 19th: Yesterday, around noon, the pace of lambing seemed to have slowed down, despite the fact that we still had a bucket of ewes who were due at any time. By mid-afternoon Warp managed to bring the barn … Continue reading
Lambing Chronicles – 6th edition
Friday, March 16th: Today began extremely poorly. Unabella’s lamb, Bellisimo, died overnight. He had been growing well, but had exhibited some respiratory difficulties, which we thought we had been treating. Nonetheless, his death was not anticipated. As would be expected, … Continue reading