Showing posts with label Jefferson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jefferson. Show all posts
September 13, 2015
September 12, 2015
Wool and Sheep
Yesterday, I again returned with a friend to the Wisconsin Sheep and Wool Festival. The place is starting to feel familiar!
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Jefferson, Wisconsin, September 2015. "Ewe" probably know where I did most of my shopping.*
*ADDED: Yarn shopping, that is. I have four of those wonderful bags.
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*ADDED: Yarn shopping, that is. I have four of those wonderful bags.
September 7, 2014
It's time again for the Wisconsin Sheep and Wool Festival
Yesterday, two friends and I returned to the Wisconsin Sheep and Wool Festival in Jefferson.
We started the visit by pondering some of the bumper stickers in the parking lot.
We're not in Dane County any longer.
One uses angora yarns to knit these Bohus hats.
Angora Rabbits.
Show Angora Rabbit.
Although we saw many angora rabbits, the focus is on the sheep.
We watched some herding trials. We said, "That'll do, Pig."
The lamb looks like a creature that isn't big enough for its skin. Think Lamb Chop.
Waiting for the clippers.
Cooling off.
I was excited to see these puppies.
These are not Border Collies. These are English Shepherds from Goochland Acres/Asylum Farm. The breeder is doing a great job of preserving the line of these marvelous dogs.
The doggie wearing the yellow harness is a heart melter.
We started the visit by pondering some of the bumper stickers in the parking lot.
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We're not in Dane County any longer.
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One uses angora yarns to knit these Bohus hats.
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Angora Rabbits.
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Show Angora Rabbit.
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Although we saw many angora rabbits, the focus is on the sheep.
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We watched some herding trials. We said, "That'll do, Pig."
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The lamb looks like a creature that isn't big enough for its skin. Think Lamb Chop.
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Waiting for the clippers.
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Cooling off.
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I was excited to see these puppies.
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These are not Border Collies. These are English Shepherds from Goochland Acres/Asylum Farm. The breeder is doing a great job of preserving the line of these marvelous dogs.
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The doggie wearing the yellow harness is a heart melter.
September 8, 2013
Wisconsin Sheep and Wool Festival
Yesterday, a friend and I attended the Wisconsin
Sheep and Wool Festival in Jefferson.
The vendors' booths filled two barns on the Jefferson County Fairgrounds property. This structure must have been used as a horse stable.
The market reminded me of the one at the Knit In, but this one was much larger.
Homestead Sheep and Fiber displayed some beautifully dyed yarns.
There are quite a few law offices in town.
We enjoyed a delicious and reasonably priced lunch here.
Where have the old county courthouses gone?
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The vendors' booths filled two barns on the Jefferson County Fairgrounds property. This structure must have been used as a horse stable.
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The market reminded me of the one at the Knit In, but this one was much larger.
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Homestead Sheep and Fiber displayed some beautifully dyed yarns.
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I hadn't been to Jefferson in about thirteen years.
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There are quite a few law offices in town.
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We enjoyed a delicious and reasonably priced lunch here.
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Where have the old county courthouses gone?
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