BREEDING GROUPS 2012

WINTERTIME BLAKE(Winter Sky Khan X Wintertime Alanis)Moorit twin scurred krunet 2012 ram.  19.7 AFD/3.9 SD/19.8 CV/6.7 CEM/99.1 CF/19.0 CF.

Being bred to:  Wintertime Sky(Grey katmoget), Wintertime Madrid(Grey), Wintertime Milan(Moorit krunet), Wintertime Morocco(Spotted Musket).


WINTERTIME BOER GOAT(Wintertime Barqs X Wintertime Ladybug)Horned caped moorit flecket single 2011 ram.  Second fleece 22.2 AFD/4.5 SD/20.1 CV/8.0 CEM/97.1 CF/21.5 CF.

Being bred to:  Wintertime Anime(Spotted Ag), Wintertime Alanis(Black), Eweshaveit Kate(Moorit smirslet), Wintertime Kashmir(Black), Winter Sky Mandalay(Black), Wintertime Brown Sugar(Mioget katmoget), Wintertime Katniss(Black krunet), Wintertime Vanity Fair(Spotted fawn katmoget).


WINTERTIME B.o.B.(Full brother to Blake--not tested this summer)Black twin scurred 2012 ram.

Being bred to:  Winter Sky Marrakech(Ag spotted), Wintertime Painted Lady(spotted fawn katmoget),
Wintertime Angry Bird(Black smirslet), RambleN Bianca(White mirkface), Wintertime Elfin(Moorit smirslet),Sheltrgpines Mustang Sally(Dark grey katmoget).


SHELTRGPINES FANFARE FOR THE COMMON MAN(Sheltrgpines Grand Luxe X Sheltrgpines Andalucite)twin smirslet dark fawn katmoget 2012 ram.

Being bred to:  Wintertime Twix(Moorit gulmoget) & Wintertime Maple Sugar(Light moorit).

ALL WORK & NO PLAY

Sometimes one just needs to get out and explore their own backyard.  After living in the Upper Peninsula for 30 years I've decided I really need to take more day trips and see what is all around me.  This is the view from our new bridge on County Road 510 that connects us with the cities and highways. 

 This is Tally and I after a hike to Canyon Falls.  I can only imagine how wonderful these falls would be on a spring day when all the snow is melting at once and will be returning to enjoy that rush.

 Another more complete view of the falls.

 Downstream from the falls where the water has carved out a wonderful, almost surreal canyon of slabs and shelves.

 Upstream from the falls...a lovely hike with numerous little rapids and many stone outcroppings made for hopping about.

 Keewaunaw Bay outside of Baraga.  Almost appears to be a lake because of a wild peninsula that locks in the eastern side.  But it is all Lake Superior.