Cammy, the chat you have with people is so entertaining as they are all very interesting. You have a way of interacting that sets people at ease and really allows for a true sense of what they are about. Your shearing demo was great. Just a fun vlog all around.
The chatting is some of the best part! You mix it well. Or just do twice as much and split it into info and visiting blogs. But, I bet, most like the integration between the farming community people and the livestock/produce information. Seeing the different levels of stock compared to the big show coming up, the children enjoying their family's production and being proud, is quite enjoyable.
It was really cool to see Maggie. Weaving with any medium is a dying art. I really wish I’d learned to make the grass baskets from my grandmother before she passed.
The Blue Texel sheep breed was first recognized and recorded as a distinct breed during the early 1970s in the Netherlands. Natural colored “blue” Texel sheep were accidentally born to a purebred Texel dam and sire. The unique coloration was of immediate interest to breeders who made deliberate matings to encourage the recessive gene expression. By 1983, there were 11 flocks of Blue Texels in Holland, numbering 213 total “blue” colored Texels.
Love the banter with the crowd, you are a brilliant ambassador for farming and shearing. I really hope with more knowledge and education wool is valued as the amazing resource it is again.
You’re a total natural entertainer! I loved the shearing demo -he explains it all so well & love the interactions with the kids. I love how he tells the little girl “I used to be scared too.” to put her at ease. I’m sure he was a great police officer!😀
Cammy, we love to hear you blether. Don't ever feel you need to remove that. Your commentary during the shearing was spot on, very informative. Wish I could attend and get a handful of wool as I'm Mary without a lamb. Did you do any shearing yourself? Did the runaways get caught and shorn?
so much fun. going to the sheep and wool show in new hampshire (USA) tomorrow. can't wait. picking up lots of product from my own sheep that I sent to the mill. lamb burgers here we come!
Great fun Cammy, like being at the county fair here. Love seeing all the happy people and animals. And as always entertaining and educational. Well done!
Great start to the year - it's amazing just how much you miss the " show " of the animals, but also the social side of a show. Farming is and can be so isolating for someone, so even if you are not exhibiting or participating in the actual show, meeting and speaking to someone you might only see in person once a year can only be good for a person's mental health. Think you got the balance just right Cammy - or edited just right👍🏻😂!
Cammy, your chats are always entertaining. 😊 As a crafter with textiles - I was especially interested in the spinner chat. I am one of those folks that makes the blankets or whatever’s 😁 Great Vlog, Cammy!
Love the wee chats! Thanks for including the spinning. It’s a part people don’t see much but it’s definitely not a dying art. Spinning is alive and well - it just has a different function than in the days when you had to spin your own.
Thank you so much for this! I love seeing the different breeds. What are the sheep with the long ears? That look so different. I loved seeing the hand spinner, too. I've been spinning for almost 50 years, and it's wonderful when younger folks are interested in carrying the art forward. We used to have sheep to shawl competitions years ago at a sheep festival here in Missouri. Teams would spin raw fleece into yarn and weave a shawl on a loom all in one day. Fun!
Nope. The long-eared sheep - with the ears that stick up like a rabbit, and always have a surprised expression on their faces, are Border Leicesters. Yes, they are related to the Blue Faced Leicesters that are used so often for breeding various Mule sheep.
@@patpierce4854 Thanks. I have friends who used to raise them and their wool is popular for hand spinners. I guess I never realized how big their ears are!
Always good to see some blethering, Cammie! It was lovely to see you chat with those youngsters with their Blue Texels. We don't have these sort of events in Victoria, BC, except for maybe the Saanich Fair. It was good of you to have a spinner on - that is my jam. Looking forward to more shows!
I was gonna leave you a message on your community page today if we didn't hear from you. Was getting worried about y'all. I know lambing is over so you want post everyday but was still a little worried. Nice video Cammy, those kids make it so nice. To see the little ones caring about caring on the game. Thank you for posting and stay safe Take Care and Blessings to you and the family 🙏🕊💜🕊
Glad to see your shows back, shows are always a good time. We were fortunate, never stopped our shows in Texas & Oklahoma. Some of the other states had restrictions, reduced shoes, no shows or no fairs at all in the past two years.
Really interesting listening to the chatting. Takes me back to my trip to visit family in Scotland-one pays attention to get what they are all saying. That lady spinning wool was very enlightening and watching the children show such interest in the sheering and the young lads who won showing their blue sheep-very interesting. Thank you for sharing
I personally enjoy the fast paced videos as well as the slow ones. They really give a taste of what farming is actually like. And I love hearing your interviews with people. I was thinking Cammy, watching you're other videos as well as this one, and I think it would be cool to see you shear a Navajo Churro sheep. It's a native breed to the USA and Mexico, so it may not be easy or possible, but it would be interesting. Anyway, great video, loved it, keep it up!
Really enjoyed the vlog as usual. I can almost feel those fleeces. When you have some time(!) after shearing your own, how about inviting your local spinners' group to have a pick and explain the process? You could always follow a fleece from sheep to finished item. I'd be knocking on your door if i were in Scotland. Cheviot's pretty good spinning fleece and the (discarded) Valais X Jacobs looked lovely.
This is great! And all the chat is what everyone does at an event like this, and we get to meet more sheep gamers. 😃 You just do you, Cammie. It what we keep watching for.
That was a good day out for you and it worked as a vlog showing what goes on at a small show. The 'chat' microphone worked well. Wee Jock was happy to give it chew too. Keep doing these out and about vlogs. There is a lot of interesting agricultural stuff to cover, to supplement what you film of your own sheep farm and sheering operations.
I love the way you chat with people, young and old alike! I enjoy all of your videos... but these recent ones are very fun for me to watch! Thanks for sharing your "Slice of Heaven" AKA Scotland!
Great Vlog Cammy....a TV presenter job awaits you I am sure....you are a natural!!!! and well done you for engaging well with all ages and backgrounds. You are a great Ambassador 👍👍👍👍👏👏😉😉
Greetings from Australia...our country shows have also just started up again too - great for the regional areas, agriculture and rural culture in general. You're clearly something of a celebrity mate! Great to see the youngsters interested too...thanks again for an interesting and entertaining vid.
Lovely to see everyone getting together again to share stock and skills. So pleased the shows are starting again both there and in Cork where I am, they're so important in so many ways not least for the craic!
Omgoodh beautiful weather for a frest I begin watching during such cold weather it wonderful to see such a pretty day in your area it has been so fun watching you and Liz y work I’m s craft crocheter playing with yard daily watch ing your blog gives me a greater appreciation for my wool art thank you canny for the uplift in appreciation of how my yarn is created I hope to see you do soon sheeting is exciting first step to see such healthy stock the kid farmer are great to see
Niddy Noddy, Two heads, one body. t'is one, tain't one, t'will be one bye and by. By the time you get to "t'is 40 ...." you'll have an 80 yard skein to play with! At one sheep to shawl competition my guild participated in, a group of free spirits brought a sheep they'd dyed with powdered fruit drink mixes. Wish I'd taken a picture of that. Haven't spun in 20+ years, but oh the wonderful memories this vid brought back. Liked and subscribed.
This was amazing, I couldn't believe the little jack Russell behaving so good while you were shearing the sheep lol. If that was mine it would've tried to eat the sheep lol. Your so carm around the kid's sad they don't like you best lol
I love seeing the different sheep breeds. Who won the pen that was being Judged? My Vote: NOT the big eared sheep!!!!! Wee Jock will be crawling soon. Keep up the good work Cammy.
I loved seeing the sheep show and you talking to all the people. It was very interesting to see the woman spinning the wool. Seeing the sheep dog contest in the beginning, reminded me of one of my favorite movies, “Babe”. Have you ever seen that one, Cammy?
Once again, well done! Fun vlog with variety that moved right along and took us to the show. You have really learned the art of videography. My take-aways were: Lizzy is amazing, Jock is precious, and you cut your hair!
I enjoy all your banter! It's your personality and if you did anything different, it may not come across as authentic and that's what is awesome about your channel- it is authentic! Keep it up Cammy!
I would be the lady with her spinning wheel at the fair. Spinning in the grease ( spinning dirty wool) is so much fun, and the yarn makes excellent outerwear. Practically waterproof.
And for outerwear it’s actually a good thing that the fleece is a bit hairier than the pure wool that’s all the rage for all clothes these days. The hair makes it better at shedding water, especially if the fibres on the surface of the garment have been brushed to lie smoothly the right way.
Thank you for talking to the hand spinner, as a knitter that is something I have always wanted to learn. From Ohio, USA keep up the great job you are doing.
Cammy, you make awesome vlogs, I love your interactions with people, you are very witty and charming and are so good with the young ones! Just keep doing what you usually do, it’s entertaining, especially for all of us with no farming background! 💕🇨🇦🐑
Cammy, what breed were those first sheep with the large pointy up ears? Those ears seemed very large! I don't think I've ever seen those... they were a surprise!
Good to have shows again great social day, Stuart Connor (world champion)! Sheared ours this week, he had a girl from Kent Marie shearing with him she was excellent and a champion in the making, also Jess rolling who is from Devon and lives close to Lizzie’s family farm and knows her. Do you remember her Lizzie? She had been rolling in Norway to.
Another fantastic vlog love getting all this information it’s fantastic 😍I love how you interact with everyone and how you always include the kids it absolutely fantastic 😍 thanks so much for sharing your world and family with us❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Big cuppa, a chocolate muffin and a bit of Sheep Game fun. Good start! EDIT: SO many different sheep. I always like to see such great variety as well! Them spotted ones with the texel looks great!
Superb video Cammy and for those that were wondering, 'Blether/Blethering' is just simply having a wee chat with other people. I'm not 100% sure if this word was said or not, but if you heard the word 'Donner' they weren't talking about a kebab, this word in Scots means going for a walk. 😀
Really enjoyed this vlog as usual. Noticed Lizzy dressed to shear...need to show her shearing. Loved the kids, the spinning, the cows...maybe show some food next time too.
So glad YOUR SHOW is back on! ❤️🎉Love the long eared sheep! They look like they were crossed with rabbits 🐰😊-so cute! What breed are they? Would love to see some sheepdog trials/training sometime…even if it’s just with Meg or pups? Maybe you have done a video before, but it would be great to know what commands you use, when & why. 😀
Love your channel. Would love to know more about the breeds. My grandfather raised sheep in Utah, USA. Oh, and could you add an English translation to your posts…. Just kidding.
That was great wish I could be there! The weather looks the same as here anyway Oregon ,USA 😮😂 Thanks for sharing and love you interaction with all the kiddos ❤️
Superb again Cammy, always a pleasure to watch. Just watched the Landward from last night there too, and those young lads were superb. Still a shame that the branding was blurred out, but hey ho
"Blue" when referring to a domestic animal usually refers to a grey shade of color, usually caused by a combination of white and black hairs (wool in the case of those sheep). An example of a "blue" domestic animal is the Archangel Blue cat which is a slate grey. The Blue Texels there look as if they just don't have much white mixed in the black.
Thanx for a fantastic report. Love that you involve the kids so much. They will always remember that.
Cammy, the chat you have with people is so entertaining as they are all very interesting. You have a way of interacting that sets people at ease and really allows for a true sense of what they are about. Your shearing demo was great. Just a fun vlog all around.
yes!!! I loved the chats!
You hit the nail on the head! It was a great day!!
Greetings from Northern California!!
5/14/22 5:39 am PDT
Totally agree the information and interaction with the kids I just adore
Loved the weaving lady too very interesting
The chatting is some of the best part! You mix it well. Or just do twice as much and split it into info and visiting blogs. But, I bet, most like the integration between the farming community people and the livestock/produce information. Seeing the different levels of stock compared to the big show coming up, the children enjoying their family's production and being proud, is quite enjoyable.
It was really cool to see Maggie. Weaving with any medium is a dying art. I really wish I’d learned to make the grass baskets from my grandmother before she passed.
The Blue Texel sheep breed was first recognized and recorded as a distinct breed during the early 1970s in the Netherlands. Natural colored “blue” Texel sheep were accidentally born to a purebred Texel dam and sire. The unique coloration was of immediate interest to breeders who made deliberate matings to encourage the recessive gene expression. By 1983, there were 11 flocks of Blue Texels in Holland, numbering 213 total “blue” colored Texels.
Interesting, thanks
Jock is so cute! Trying to eat your microphone🤣🤣 He’s at that stage where everything goes in the mouth🥰
Cammie you have such a wonderful way with putting the children at ease👏👏bravo 😊
Love the banter with the crowd, you are a brilliant ambassador for farming and shearing. I really hope with more knowledge and education wool is valued as the amazing resource it is again.
The chatting to the locals is almost the best part, it’s so informative, natural and makes us feel as though we are there with you all.!
You did a great job Cammy. Don't change anything.
Lots of different kinds of sheep. And the children are all adorable.❤️💕
You’re a total natural entertainer! I loved the shearing demo -he explains it all so well & love the interactions with the kids. I love how he tells the little girl “I used to be scared too.” to put her at ease. I’m sure he was a great police officer!😀
Cammy, we love to hear you blether. Don't ever feel you need to remove that.
Your commentary during the shearing was spot on, very informative. Wish I could attend and get a handful of wool as I'm Mary without a lamb. Did you do any shearing yourself? Did the runaways get caught and shorn?
so much fun. going to the sheep and wool show in new hampshire (USA) tomorrow. can't wait. picking up lots of product from my own sheep that I sent to the mill. lamb burgers here we come!
As expected the kids were all excited with The Sheep Game man. But our superstar was a visit from Jock, so cute. Loved the hand spinner.
So nice to see the interest with the young people and their sheep.🇨🇦
Great fun Cammy, like being at the county fair here. Love seeing all the happy people and animals. And as always entertaining and educational. Well done!
Great start to the year - it's amazing just how much you miss the " show " of the animals, but also the social side of a show. Farming is and can be so isolating for someone, so even if you are not exhibiting or participating in the actual show, meeting and speaking to someone you might only see in person once a year can only be good for a person's mental health. Think you got the balance just right Cammy - or edited just right👍🏻😂!
Great video! The chatting with everyone is what made it all come together! You're such a people person! Loved this! 🥰
Guess who is back I love these videos and learning all about your traditional Scottish shows
Cammy, your chats are always entertaining. 😊
As a crafter with textiles - I was especially interested in the spinner chat. I am one of those folks that makes the blankets or whatever’s 😁
Great Vlog, Cammy!
Loved your explanation while Archie was shearing…oh and your reaching out to the all children was great! Great walk around too wonderful chats.
Love the wee chats! Thanks for including the spinning. It’s a part people don’t see much but it’s definitely not a dying art. Spinning is alive and well - it just has a different function than in the days when you had to spin your own.
Looks like everyone had a lot of fun. I wish there was an event like that where I live.
great vid! I used to hand spin all kinds of fibres and wove it and knitted it. Great to see Lizzy and Jock!🦌💌❤️🐑👍🙏
Thank you so much for this! I love seeing the different breeds. What are the sheep with the long ears? That look so different.
I loved seeing the hand spinner, too. I've been spinning for almost 50 years, and it's wonderful when younger folks are interested in carrying the art forward. We used to have sheep to shawl competitions years ago at a sheep festival here in Missouri. Teams would spin raw fleece into yarn and weave a shawl on a loom all in one day. Fun!
My guess about the long-eared, prick-eared sheep are Cheviot.
Nope. The long-eared sheep - with the ears that stick up like a rabbit, and always have a surprised expression on their faces, are Border Leicesters. Yes, they are related to the Blue Faced Leicesters that are used so often for breeding various Mule sheep.
@@patpierce4854 Thanks. I have friends who used to raise them and their wool is popular for hand spinners. I guess I never realized how big their ears are!
Well...now we know why they call the crosses 'mules'....those ears are a hoot!
@@patpierce4854, the blue-faced Leicesters was my 2nd guess. Both breeds are SO similar in appearance!
It's so much fun watching you talking to other farmers and the hand spinner, but the most fun is watching you with kids!!!
Thanks for the video! I’m a spinner/knitter so quite enjoyed your showing the spinning. Blather away Cammy. That’s why I watch!
What a great video. You have such a way with your infectious laugh.
Looked like everyone was having a great day.. Enjoyed watching.
Always good to see some blethering, Cammie! It was lovely to see you chat with those youngsters with their Blue Texels. We don't have these sort of events in Victoria, BC, except for maybe the Saanich Fair. It was good of you to have a spinner on - that is my jam. Looking forward to more shows!
I was gonna leave you a message on your community page today if we didn't hear from you. Was getting worried about y'all. I know lambing is over so you want post everyday but was still a little worried.
Nice video Cammy, those kids make it so nice. To see the little ones caring about caring on the game.
Thank you for posting and stay safe
Take Care and Blessings to you and the family 🙏🕊💜🕊
What/where is the community page? What a fun vlog. Well done.
Love how easily you chat with the kids, whole thing is fascinating
It’s great fun to see you interacting with children, young and old! Great to see another show! Blessings to you and yours Cam.
Cammy ... I love your laugh. Thank you so much for sharing.
Glad to see your shows back, shows are always a good time.
We were fortunate, never stopped our shows in Texas & Oklahoma. Some of the other states had restrictions, reduced shoes, no shows or no fairs at all in the past two years.
Great vlog. Looks like a great day out. Thanks for taking us along.
Really interesting listening to the chatting. Takes me back to my trip to visit family in Scotland-one pays attention to get what they are all saying.
That lady spinning wool was very enlightening and watching the children show such interest in the sheering and the young lads who won showing their blue sheep-very interesting. Thank you for sharing
This is a wonderful vlog. You make a great spokesman for sheep and wool. Good job.
Jock is getting big Cammy. Loving the local farm fair.
The sho shearing is back! Lovely vlog, Camzer, nice to see all the lovely people and wooly lammies!
I personally enjoy the fast paced videos as well as the slow ones. They really give a taste of what farming is actually like. And I love hearing your interviews with people. I was thinking Cammy, watching you're other videos as well as this one, and I think it would be cool to see you shear a Navajo Churro sheep. It's a native breed to the USA and Mexico, so it may not be easy or possible, but it would be interesting. Anyway, great video, loved it, keep it up!
Really enjoyed the vlog as usual. I can almost feel those fleeces. When you have some time(!) after shearing your own, how about inviting your local spinners' group to have a pick and explain the process? You could always follow a fleece from sheep to finished item. I'd be knocking on your door if i were in Scotland. Cheviot's pretty good spinning fleece and the (discarded) Valais X Jacobs looked lovely.
YES!! We need spinnerd' input on the wool; could just be that you might reignite the passion for wool!
I enjoyed the videos. I also enjoy the chat. It is fun to learn more about the sheep and their wool.
This is great! And all the chat is what everyone does at an event like this, and we get to meet more sheep gamers. 😃 You just do you, Cammie. It what we keep watching for.
That was a good day out for you and it worked as a vlog showing what goes on at a small show. The 'chat' microphone worked well. Wee Jock was happy to give it chew too.
Keep doing these out and about vlogs. There is a lot of interesting agricultural stuff to cover, to supplement what you film of your own sheep farm and sheering operations.
I love the way you chat with people, young and old alike! I enjoy all of your videos... but these recent ones are very fun for me to watch! Thanks for sharing your "Slice of Heaven" AKA Scotland!
Great Vlog Cammy....a TV presenter job awaits you I am sure....you are a natural!!!! and well done you for engaging well with all ages and backgrounds. You are a great Ambassador 👍👍👍👍👏👏😉😉
Greetings from Australia...our country shows have also just started up again too - great for the regional areas, agriculture and rural culture in general. You're clearly something of a celebrity mate! Great to see the youngsters interested too...thanks again for an interesting and entertaining vid.
Greetings from Alberta, Canada!!! Glad the shows are back!!
Lovely to see everyone getting together again to share stock and skills. So pleased the shows are starting again both there and in Cork where I am, they're so important in so many ways not least for the craic!
Sassenach here. Burst out laughing at "He's been all around the world; Australia, New Zealand - even England".
I love the blathering, the laughter and comradery
A very enjoyable vlog. So great to see all the interaction. I loved seeing the Highlands as well. Take care
love these videos. learning tons. cheers
Omgoodh beautiful weather for a frest I begin watching during such cold weather it wonderful to see such a pretty day in your area it has been so fun watching you and Liz y work I’m s craft crocheter playing with yard daily watch ing your blog gives me a greater appreciation for my wool art thank you canny for the uplift in appreciation of how my yarn is created I hope to see you do soon sheeting is exciting first step to see such healthy stock the kid farmer are great to see
OhMy goosh wonderful
That was great Cammy! Looking forward to more! 👍👍😁❤️
Very very cool to see a bit of a sheep show! Great video!
Absolutely loved seeing the spinning - I crochet, and I'm itching to learn to spin as well.
I just loved all this vlog. So interesting and fun!❤️💕👍
Oh Cammy, you're so good with the kiddies! You'd make a great salesperson, what a showman with the sheering!
Niddy Noddy,
Two heads, one body.
t'is one, tain't one,
t'will be one
bye and by.
By the time you get to "t'is 40 ...." you'll have an 80 yard skein to play with!
At one sheep to shawl competition my guild participated in, a group of free spirits brought a sheep they'd dyed with powdered fruit drink mixes. Wish I'd taken a picture of that.
Haven't spun in 20+ years, but oh the wonderful memories this vid brought back.
Liked and subscribed.
Always a great day when you upload!
This was amazing, I couldn't believe the little jack Russell behaving so good while you were shearing the sheep lol. If that was mine it would've tried to eat the sheep lol. Your so carm around the kid's sad they don't like you best lol
I love seeing the different sheep breeds. Who won the pen that was being Judged? My Vote: NOT the big eared sheep!!!!! Wee Jock will be crawling soon. Keep up the good work Cammy.
The rabbit sheep was my favourite!
Archie has been everywhere… even England🤣 It is sad wool isn’t more valuable to the farmers 🙃
I loved seeing the sheep show and you talking to all the people. It was very interesting to see the woman spinning the wool.
Seeing the sheep dog contest in the beginning, reminded me of one of my favorite movies, “Babe”. Have you ever seen that one, Cammy?
Really fun video, enjoy seeing all of the different activities at the show. Your ability to banter is an amazing skill too!
Once again, well done! Fun vlog with variety that moved right along and took us to the show. You have really learned the art of videography. My take-aways were: Lizzy is amazing, Jock is precious, and you cut your hair!
Cammy, what an interesting and fun experience to go to the show with you. Meeting the people and the 2 young lads winning their prizes. ❤️🇦🇺🏴
I enjoy all your banter! It's your personality and if you did anything different, it may not come across as authentic and that's what is awesome about your channel- it is authentic! Keep it up Cammy!
Loved your video.
A loose sheep and who saves the day, LIZZIE yay xxxxxx
I would be the lady with her spinning wheel at the fair. Spinning in the grease ( spinning dirty wool) is so much fun, and the yarn makes excellent outerwear. Practically waterproof.
And for outerwear it’s actually a good thing that the fleece is a bit hairier than the pure wool that’s all the rage for all clothes these days. The hair makes it better at shedding water, especially if the fibres on the surface of the garment have been brushed to lie smoothly the right way.
Thank you for talking to the hand spinner, as a knitter that is something I have always wanted to learn. From Ohio, USA keep up the great job you are doing.
Cammy, you make awesome vlogs, I love your interactions with people, you are very witty and charming and are so good with the young ones! Just keep doing what you usually do, it’s entertaining, especially for all of us with no farming background! 💕🇨🇦🐑
Just fantastic! You are so personable, it’s incredible.
This was a lot of fun, the kids were so cute
I agree, the chat with folks is part of the show! Can we see more of Lizzy and Jock! He is adorable!
Cammy, what breed were those first sheep with the large pointy up ears? Those ears seemed very large! I don't think I've ever seen those... they were a surprise!
My guess is that the pointy-eared sheep are Cheviot.
Nope. Border Leicester. They have stick up “bunny ears,” and always look surprised🤣
@@patpierce4854 they sure do look surprised! LOL
Good to have shows again great social day, Stuart Connor (world champion)! Sheared ours this week, he had a girl from Kent Marie shearing with him she was excellent and a champion in the making, also Jess rolling who is from Devon and lives close to Lizzie’s family farm and knows her. Do you remember her Lizzie? She had been rolling in Norway to.
That looked….so nice to see such a grand audience. It looked like a great day and it stayed dry. Good vlog
Very enjoyable, the chats are interesting. I learned quite a bit, thank you.
Another fantastic vlog love getting all this information it’s fantastic 😍I love how you interact with everyone and how you always include the kids it absolutely fantastic 😍 thanks so much for sharing your world and family with us❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Big cuppa, a chocolate muffin and a bit of Sheep Game fun. Good start!
EDIT: SO many different sheep. I always like to see such great variety as well! Them spotted ones with the texel looks great!
Superb video Cammy and for those that were wondering, 'Blether/Blethering' is just simply having a wee chat with other people.
I'm not 100% sure if this word was said or not, but if you heard the word 'Donner' they weren't talking about a kebab, this word in Scots means going for a walk. 😀
Ah, yes! I was looking forward to this video!
Edited: THANK YOU for interviewing the lovely (22🤭!) spinner, I really enjoyed that!
Really enjoyed this vlog as usual. Noticed Lizzy dressed to shear...need to show her shearing. Loved the kids, the spinning, the cows...maybe show some food next time too.
So glad YOUR SHOW is back on! ❤️🎉Love the long eared sheep! They look like they were crossed with rabbits 🐰😊-so cute! What breed are they? Would love to see some sheepdog trials/training sometime…even if it’s just with Meg or pups? Maybe you have done a video before, but it would be great to know what commands you use, when & why. 😀
Border Leicester is the breed
@@sooz2009 thank you! So interesting! ❤️
Love your channel. Would love to know more about the breeds. My grandfather raised sheep in Utah, USA. Oh, and could you add an English translation to your posts…. Just kidding.
Excellent video Cammy, keep them coming !!
Brilliant Cammy just brilliant 👌
That was great wish I could be there! The weather looks the same as here anyway Oregon ,USA 😮😂
Thanks for sharing and love you interaction with all the kiddos ❤️
Maggie is my kinda lady. I’m also a fleece spinner and a crazy chicken lady for sure. Would love to meet her.
Superb again Cammy, always a pleasure to watch.
Just watched the Landward from last night there too, and those young lads were superb. Still a shame that the branding was blurred out, but hey ho
Don't worry Cammy, I don't think you know how to make a bad video. Really enjoyed it.
Soldier Hollow sheep dog trials in Utah are awesome! Hope you come this year.
Nice to see the rural show's are still popular.
"Blue" when referring to a domestic animal usually refers to a grey shade of color, usually caused by a combination of white and black hairs (wool in the case of those sheep). An example of a "blue" domestic animal is the Archangel Blue cat which is a slate grey. The Blue Texels there look as if they just don't have much white mixed in the black.
I was going to say, if sheep were anything like dogs, "blue" just means a mixture of white and black hairs, but you beat me to it!
Cammy the children there are so respectful good looking children. Love this video
What were the harlequin sheep? Amazing video. Those two boys are hilarious. 😂 Thanks for all the sheep education.