[Clive]

Well, today saw our last lamb born, three weeks after the penultimate lambs. Clearly Spot held out till the last minute!
 We have had a real rollercoaster ride, starting with the assisted birth of two dead and putrefying lambs ( mum subsequently died despite treatment), two sets of triplets. Loss of two lambs one very cold night and losing a ewe very suddenly and unexpectedly (i suspect hypocalcaemia but she died too quickly to get a vet to her ), and a ewe who went dry after a week! This has left us with 5 lambs on the bottle out of 9 total. I guess it was the lambing from hell but we have learned a lot. I'd like to thank the contributors here as TAS was my main source of advice. I didnt post much but lurking here helped a load!

[Bionic]

Sounds like you had a pretty hard time of it Clive. It's a real roller coaster ride isn't it.  Hopefully your healthy lambs are helping to make up for the issues you have had.

[Bramblecot]

Sorry your lambing was not a carefree one .  We still have one to lamb (hopefully today) so we are not out of the woods yet!

[Rosemary]

It'll be better next year.

We've still got one to go - tomorrow morning, I hope. Her feet are so awful (she's not lame though) they are driving me nuts. Really looking forward to getting them trimmed up. And to the last lamb, of course 

[Daisys Mum]

Just finished here tonight 5 ewes 9 lambs. 6 girlies and 3 boys. All over in 9 days. Clever Arnie did well for his first year.