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Summer on the Homestead #3

DateFriday, July 2, 2010 at 10:06PM

We have two kids - okay, we have four all together, but two of them are goats! We have named the two goats Mutton & Massala! Their little hut doesn't look like much, but the scenery makes up for it!

 

 

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