[lekkerlamb]

Hi Guys,

I'm Lek, from Victoria, Australia and just found this forum and thought i'd drop in and say hi!

Mum to 3, step mum to 3.

I currently own 18 sheep (as of 19th January).

Most are F1 dorpers, but there are 4 woolies, with lambs at foot that no-one seems to know what breed they are!

Can you help? I can't figure out how to attach a photo but i'll happily email a pic to anyone who wants to take a guess.

There is one who looks similar to a borderleister (sp?) but with a different head shape. the other three have dirty brown wool (lots of it) including down the legs on one, and grey to almost black faces.

They have a huge amount of wool on them, which is coming off next week. the lambs are: 2 white (one with a black knee lol), one smokey grey and one chocolate brown.

any help would be great guys!

Lek

[little blue]

hello and welcome.  Sorry, I cant help with the sheep... but I'm sure someone who can will be along soon....!

[Rosemary]

Hi and welcome! Someone smart will be able to tell you how to post pictures. But not me.

[doganjo]

If you can figure out how to reduce the size of your photos to 128kbs or less it is actually easy!  Your own graphics programme (for photos) should have a facility to reduce them, but remember to rename or you'll reduce the size of the original too.
Then open a 'post reply, look below left and see 'additional options', click on that, drop down list shows 'attach' on left and 'browse' on right.  Click browse, and find the photo on your own computer (a good tip is to save the reduced sized photo to your desktop, then it's easy to find, and you can delete it afterwards.). then just click post as normal and then go back in to thsi thread and your photo shoould be in your post message.

Failing that email me the photos full size and I'll do ti for you

[Emma]

An easier way is just to put it up as you're profile picture