
Why on earth would you want to go in a shelter when you can lay out in a freakin' blizzard, chewing your cud?
Here's Onyx, looking back over her shoulder at me. You remember Onyx, our black sheep...

Merlin stood up as I approached the fence.

And then everybody stood up and shook off the snow.

7 comments:
Are you kidding?! With those wool coats? It's probably hot in the shelter. Those coats probably make the weather feel to them like a nice 75 degree day does to us: balmy.
I was just thinking what Becky said. WARM! COZY! Not sharing! MY FLEECE! NOT YOURS. That's what I see in their eyes.
Pretty cool that a black sheep can suddenly be all white. Can you imagine how heavy she must feel with all that what snow in her coat!!!
They probably love this weather - they have the best warm woolly sweaters!
I'm with the sheep - too much fleece makes the shelter too warm. Just ask my samoyed ;)
BRRRRRRR~
They would get along well with our dog Bear, she of the Arctic coat. She lies in the snow at 0˚ and pants.
Methinks whoever decided to make winter clothing out of wool was onto something...
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