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Posted: Wednesday 16 April, 2008
Seven hours later, the first two chicks are in the brooder, a further three have hatched successfully and are drying off in the incubator and one is pipping. Only one is showing no activity yet.
I'd take some photos but Dan's taken the camera to London. Now what can there be in London that justifies a camera more than my cheeps?
Just off to move the three to the brooder!
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Hello, I'm Rosemary Champion, aka the Accidental Smallholder. I'm a smallholder in the east of Scotland and started this website to help other people who are interested in smallholding to find their way, and to share my experiences.
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