Showing posts with label farm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label farm. Show all posts
Wednesday, 27 April 2011
Thursday, 3 June 2010
Sheep
As two major planets of great mass and affect move into the sign of the Ram for the first time in decades, it seems appropriate to display a very content ewe and her lamb, who posed for us at a farm just north of Reykjavik. This proud mother and her offspring are the latest in a long line of Icelandic ovis aries, whose history as a breed apart has mirrored that of people on this island and has, in all actuality, been the main reason for any human success this past millennia.
For more on the beast, read this Wikipedia article, and for anyone interested (visiting families with children, for example) a trip to this farm, named Hraðastaðir, in Mosfellsdalur can be arranged with a simple phone call to Nína at 820-1829.
For more on the beast, read this Wikipedia article, and for anyone interested (visiting families with children, for example) a trip to this farm, named Hraðastaðir, in Mosfellsdalur can be arranged with a simple phone call to Nína at 820-1829.
Labels:
animals,
farm,
fauna,
Iceland,
lamb,
Maria Alva Roff,
Mosfellsdalur,
Reykjavík,
sheep
Sunday, 30 May 2010
Stream
These kiddies tryed to dam a stream with rocks and twigs and leaves but, as always, the cool water found a path of lesser resistance and flowed on...
Labels:
children,
countryside,
farm,
flowers,
Iceland,
Maria Alva Roff,
Reykjavík,
stream
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