pioneergirl
Wannabe Pioneer
Great photos!!! Its funny, the whole thing is about a great goat milking experience and here I am thinking "OMG I love Robin's boots!" yeah, I'm goofy that way.
Milking Time Photos.
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Beekissed
Mountain Sage
Me too!! 
Heck, I loved her whole outfit! 
Pi, I knew we were twins in another life! 
Heck, I loved her whole outfit! Pi, I knew we were twins in another life!
pioneergirl
Wannabe Pioneer
HAHA!! Oh Bee, you know we were!
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Lovin' The Homestead
You all are looking at the fashion show and I'm here 30 miles east of Tucson wondering where all that green grass is!!! 
Wonderful pics!
Wonderful pics!
pioneergirl
Wannabe Pioneer
Isn't it funny how we all notice something different? 
gettinaclue
Almost Self-Reliant
I also really liked her apron.
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Rebbetzin
Almost Self-Reliant
The pasture you see is on River Road here in Tucson. The goats are kept at the Waldorf School on River between Dodge Rd. and Sutton Road. We have lots of "green" here in town due to all the rain recently.The Vail Benton's said:You all are looking at the fashion show and I'm here 30 miles east of Tucson wondering where all that green grass is!!!
Wonderful pics!
Robin was keeping the goats at her home, in the foothills, but... they were a bit noisy and she didn't want the neighbors to complain. They had chickens too, but the coop and run were not "preditor proof" and the chickens were killed recently by coyotes. Very sad.
Robin is from a different "era" or would like to be that is... She is such a neat lady!! She homeschooled her daughers (2) who are now all grown up. One is a nurse, the other is a Music Teacher. Both in their early 20's. The girls started attending college about age 14 or 15, the one teaching Music, has a Master's degree in Music. They are a WONDERFUL family!!
We would all like to live on a farm... but this is as close as it gets at the moment. (Since our husbands are not the "farmboy" types, yet they appreciate the fresh eggs and milk. And are tolerant of our dreams of a bygone era.)
The Vail Benton's
Lovin' The Homestead
Oh River Road! sort of by Green Things Nursery I'm thinking? That area is so different now since the widening project and the Alvernon Bridge. I'd forgotten how pretty it is.Rebbetzin said:The pasture you see is on River Road here in Tucson. The goats are kept at the Waldorf School on River between Dodge Rd. and Sutton Road. We have lots of "green" here in town due to all the rain recently.The Vail Benton's said:You all are looking at the fashion show and I'm here 30 miles east of Tucson wondering where all that green grass is!!!
Wonderful pics!
Robin was keeping the goats at her home, in the foothills, but... they were a bit noisy and she didn't want the neighbors to complain. They had chickens too, but the coop and run were not "preditor proof" and the chickens were killed recently by coyotes. Very sad.
Robin is from a different "era" or would like to be that is... She is such a neat lady!! She homeschooled her daughers (2) who are now all grown up. One is a nurse, the other is a Music Teacher. Both in their early 20's. The girls started attending college about age 14 or 15, the one teaching Music, has a Master's degree in Music. They are a WONDERFUL family!!
We would all like to live on a farm... but this is as close as it gets at the moment. (Since our husbands are not the "farmboy" types, yet they appreciate the fresh eggs and milk. And are tolerant of our dreams of a bygone era.)
I hope to see more of you here again as it's nice chatting with someone who lives so near!
TanksHill
Super Self-Sufficient
Ok, so I have to admit I noticed her boots and apron as well. I love the length of the apron. I am going to have to make one like that. The goats are beautiful. Thank you for sharing the pictures.
gina
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