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Sunday, December 8, 2024

Sunday 8th December

We counted 45 out of the expected 48 sheep in the central compartment. They all looked to be in good health. No limping. We looked round the eastern compartment (one nearest the village) and could not see a sheep. The water trough was full to the brim and looked clean. No dogs or owners on the down. We saw a couple on the way up/down.

Pippa    pp. David & Vicki Reynolds

We have reported on Ned's mobile the WFW that Tim found in the Eastern compartment on Friday. Not sure if it is still there or has got back with the flock          Pippa

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