Beautiful afternoon

I took the camera around with me as I did chores this afternoon.  I'm not a "camera toter" but I'm trying to take it more often.  Never fails there is always a photo op when I don't have it.

When I get home from work, first thing I hear are Thomas and Megan.  The past 2 days I have found Sir Thomas with his head stuck in the fence.  Yesterday, Roark, our ram, was on the other side of the fence staring at little Thomas with a look of disgust on his face.  Thankfully this afternoon, Thomas was not stuck in the fence. 

Dinner??

Seems the canines were all in playful moods this afternoon...

Then I discovered this.  Ollie says it wasn't him.  I think I believe him.

A couple of weeks ago, I came home to find the other gate in this pasture, the one that leads to the back 30 acres, also off its hinges.  I think whats happening is multiple sheep are sticking their heads thru to scratch their necks and in the process, are lifting it off the hinges.  I put wire fence over the other gate so they couldn't stick their necks thru anymore.  This gate is so heavy, I couldn't imagine them lifting it.  Its one of those old iron gates, not the thinner pipe gates of today.  Sheep are strong, I forget that sometimes.  I managed to get it back on and hopefully they'll leave it alone until I can get it wrapped in fencing too.

Got to end the day with another beautiful sunset.  Now its time to start spinning.  I just got in some dark brown natural colored roving, some of our BFL/Shetland cross yearlings fleece.  I've tried to take pictures of it but I have such a hard time with the darker fleeces.  Its nice roving so if you're looking for some, let me know.  Soon as I get some pics of it I'll put it out on Etsy.

Have a good evening!