07/06/2026
Happy Sunday! We hope you've had a great start to June. How are we nearly halfway through the year already?
It's still full throttle here as another week has zoomed by faster than a ewe charging across the field after hearing the feed bucket rattle.
This week has been packed with lamb jobs, goat experiences, and our annual tradition of attending Children's Day for the Glendale Agricultural Society.
No wonder I'm walking a little strangely and feel like I could happily fall asleep on a washing line.
The goat kids have now had their final injections, which means it's nearly time for them to head off to their forever homes.
Experiences have been chockablock, and my favourite thing I heard this week was:
"This has been the most wholesome thing I've ever done."
Sunday brought families from as far away as Wales. One family visited following a heart transplant, and hearing their story and appreciation for the Freeman Hospital, where my mam works, filled me with joy.
One of the best parts of this job is hearing people's stories and learning what brought them to the farm. Every visitor has their own tale to tell, and I genuinely never forget them. My memory is like an elephant's when it comes to faces and stories.
A huge thank you to everyone who joined us this week. We love sharing the farm, the animals, and a little bit of countryside magic with you all.
Bookings are filling up quickly for the start of the summer holidays, so don't leave it too long to check availability on the website.
Next week? More goats, more sheep, and probably chasing the cows out of the forest again. Some traditions never change! πππ²β€οΈ