[cluckingnuts]

After too long I finally got round to joining this site.
Besides a small number of sheep + goats, I have ducks, geese, guinea fowl, peafowl and not forgetting the several hundred  chickens, mostly meat strains.
Bees and growing fruit/veg also help keep me busy (as do the dogs).

[faith0504]

hi and welcome form moray 

[Rosemary]

Hi and welcome from very wet Carnoustie 

[piggy]

Hi and welcome from Suffolk.

[nel]

 :wave:Hi from Clackmannanshire, very wet this morning.

I'm a newbie too.  In fact this is my first post apart from introducting myself.  Looks like you lead a very busy life, look forward to hearing more about what you do.

Cheers

[morri2]

Hiya!  I'm in north Wales too, whereabouts are you?  We have sheep and a few laying hens.  Trying to grow as much of our own veg as possible, not easy given the terrain, but were getting there!.

[Sylvia]

Hello

[Hilarysmum]

Hello from Brittany where its warmer outside than it is indoors today. 

[cluckingnuts]

Hiya!  I'm in north Wales too, whereabouts are you?  We have sheep and a few laying hens.  Trying to grow as much of our own veg as possible, not easy given the terrain, but were getting there!.

Thanks to all for the warm welcome.
I'm near Clynnog Fawr morri2. I know exactly what you mean, very exposed here!

[Daisys Mum]

Hi and welcome from the Scottish Borders 

[morri2]

Hiya Cluckingnuts, yes I can image its pretty exposed as you're close to the coast.  We are between Corwen and Cerrigydrudion, so quite high, a bit rocky, but not too windswept.  How do you manage with your veggies?

[cluckingnuts]

Veggies ! you mean the ones that the sheep + goats ate, tell you next year. Seriously though, I am moving the veg plot which at this moment in time happens to be all gorse + bramble. I'm high up + have shallow soil + get the wind from all sides, keeps me busy!

[ballingall]

Hello and welcome,

I live in Central Scotland and have 18 goats at the moment.


Beth

[Blinkers]

Hiya you new guys  and I love the name "Cluckingnuts"