V and E have gone to the beach with their friend for 4 days so it is much lonelier around here than usual. I didn't have any new pictures to post so when I saw the goats just outside the backyard I grabbed my camera. I then discovered none of my batteries were charged. By the time I got one charged enough to turn the camera on it was about dark.
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Here is the herd heading for a spot to bed down for the night.
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Our appaloosa spotted goat has made it so far. We have lost several others to dogs, coyotes and accidental drowning.