Showing posts with label goats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label goats. Show all posts
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Odie's childhood pets
Monday, July 4, 2011
Celebrity Dairy Vacation in Siler City, NC
Our adventure started Saturday in Pittsboro at the Carolina Brewery and Grill. The food and service was awesome. Of course I had to try one of their own brews called the Sky Blue and I think Linda's was called a Hurricane and had strawberry in it.
It was a roomy restaurant with lots of local art on the walls for sale
Britt is the owner and host at the Celebrity Dairy and does everything he can to make you feel so at home.
Brooke, the chef, always exceeded our expectations at breakfast and is such a sweet person to be around as well.
This is actually a wall covering in the massive bathroom that had two full sized sinks with mirrors and a "double shower" bigger than any shower I have ever seen.
A mound of bacon waiting for the other dishes to be brought out. Also a jug of grapefruit juice that was tasty. This morning we had pumpkin waffles, bananas with spices and pecans, eggs slow cooked with goat cheese and herbs that was the best eggs I have ever eaten. Brooke did an awesome job each time.
The farm "Stud" that has his own pasture separate from the milk goats. He is allowed in there in August to breed but his scent is a little too strong to stay around the milk goats.Sunday, July 3, 2011
An interesting morning & it's only 6:50 AM
Good morning everybody. I was an early riser as usual and ventured outside in the cool morning air to greet the day. Linda still asleep and from what I could see so was everyone else at the B & B.
I figured it wouldn't be long though because the B & B alarm was going off, namely the large red rooster sounding off. The goats were also making their familiar bleeting sounds as they made their way to my direction in single file. These are the adults and even the older goats seem to appreciate the attention of a gentle rub and soft conversation.
While petting the goats a large cat showed up that was mostly white with rings around his white tail. He commanded some attention as well. As all this was happening I heard a clapping sound and the mexican worker was getting the goats rounded up for the 6 AM milking. I decided to check out the milking process and discovered it was also medicine time. As they were in their stalls being milked a lady was using a large syringe to squirt a de-wormer into their mouths and you should have seen them fight back and then after getting the taste of the medicine shook their heads in disgust. Seems they have to do it from time to time and after giving it to them they will throw away their milk for a week until the medicine clears their system. She was taking careful note as their number to keep track of who had the dose. They only do a small group at a time so as to not shut down their whole milk operation at once.
Time to go wake up Linda and get ready for a gormet breakfast. Have a great day everyone.
I figured it wouldn't be long though because the B & B alarm was going off, namely the large red rooster sounding off. The goats were also making their familiar bleeting sounds as they made their way to my direction in single file. These are the adults and even the older goats seem to appreciate the attention of a gentle rub and soft conversation.
While petting the goats a large cat showed up that was mostly white with rings around his white tail. He commanded some attention as well. As all this was happening I heard a clapping sound and the mexican worker was getting the goats rounded up for the 6 AM milking. I decided to check out the milking process and discovered it was also medicine time. As they were in their stalls being milked a lady was using a large syringe to squirt a de-wormer into their mouths and you should have seen them fight back and then after getting the taste of the medicine shook their heads in disgust. Seems they have to do it from time to time and after giving it to them they will throw away their milk for a week until the medicine clears their system. She was taking careful note as their number to keep track of who had the dose. They only do a small group at a time so as to not shut down their whole milk operation at once.
Time to go wake up Linda and get ready for a gormet breakfast. Have a great day everyone.
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Odie & Linda have arrived at Celebrity Dairy
Howdy everyone. Linda & I ate a wonderful lunch at Carolina Brewery & Grill in Pittsboro and had a visit with her Aunt Frances before arriving at our home for the next couple of days, the Celebrity Dairy.
I was very happy to discover that we have wireless connection in our room so I can stay in touch quite well. May have to wait until I get home to do the pictures but time will tell about that too. Have a great evening everyone and sweet dreams. It will be cooling off soon and we will be out back playing with the small goats.
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Celebrity Dairy Goat Trip Pictures
Entrance to Celebrity Dairy B & B in Siler City, NC
Goats being milked: when they come in they go up a ramp and assume the position with their head through the bars and they are locked in place eating while the milking is in process.
Concentrating on eating while waiting to be milked.
Needing relief from an abundance of milk.
More goats chowing down waiting to be milked.
One of the few Lamas that have.
Lama taking a break
So young and sooooooo cute.
They will stand on anything, even a bucket.
Wanting to be rubbed and loved on.
A pen full of young goats.
Entrance to a chicken farm near by.
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