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She did great didn’t she😊

Yes it wasn’t. We found it on Facebook marketplace

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Hope the vacation didn't make you feel ill. And yes...... muddy tummies 😆

Thank you Dot. What a wonderfully kind message. ❤️ We appreciate your support and belief in our mission. Sharing our story and videos would be a huge help to raise our profile and, in turn, support more people. So thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

Thank you Dot. 😊 we check their eyes regularly as part of their health checks and make trims. 😚

That's exactly tly what we are looking for, Debbie. I'm really hoping someone out there can help!

Thanks Imo!!!

Thank you 🤗 I have been looking at possible funding options and they suggest a video explaining on the projects your looking to develop. XX

@@ewetalk cool 😎 that’s so interesting I’m so happy to be following your EWE talk journey hope you the kids and the animals are all good it’s my last week at college this upcoming week the I’ve got ten weeks off college and then don’t go back until September as a peer supporter helping new students around the college Also many thanks for understanding how I work in the comments etc and with my autism and stuff thank you it means allot that both you and pippa understand me it really means allot I appreciate it allot xxxx ❤️🥰🤗😁😊

Thank you so much!!

@@ewetalk your welcome 🤗 anytime no problem

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They did enjoy their snacks x

@@ewetalk just wanted to ask is this pippa or Emma ? xxx sorry I get confused with who does the EWE talk comments

Such wonderful words thank you ❤ i am glad you enjoyed this video, i got very emotional making it if i am honest, knowing we can make a difference to so many. Our blood all runs the same, we are one, no demographic has rights over another…. Together we are stronger ❤

@@Farming-redders that’s so very true honestly I can’t thank you two enough honestly thank you 😊 ❤️😁🤗 and you are so very welcome, I’m stressed from the heat right now it’s so hot too hot for me and we’ve got no Wi-Fi which is even more stressful so I’m just listening to some of my music on Spotify to help calm me down I love music and I love singing to it too xxxxx ❤️🥰🤗😁😊🤩

Sounds like a great stress reliever. Its always tricky when things aren’t ‘normal’, inam glad you have found a way to regulate even if its a tad tricky xx

@@Farming-redders thanks 😊 xxxx ❤️

Thank you David. We continue to grow and share our vision.

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Jo is an awesome shepherd and does 1000’s yearly and tbf would trust anyone wlse to do them. Unfortunately they hadnt had the 1st shear before they came to us so it was intence.

When a sheep is overgrown (when they miss a shearing) it is often harder to get the wool off them as the skin get stretched and forms wrinkles that you have to be so careful not to nick. It is better to go slow, do more blows than to nick the sheep all over and need to treat them for pain and to keep them from getting flyblown (flu's love to get in the fresh blood and that's just the start of the problem then). I learnt from watching my dad who managed a Merino sheep and cross-breed farm.

I meant flys not flu's, bloody autocorrect got me again.

@@dotcassilles1488 I’ve been a shearer all my life, what a load of crap. I’ve shorn hundreds if not thousands of sheep which have missed multiple years of shearing. If you have any clue about shearing, it will take a little longer, but 400 blows is beyond absurd ridiculousness.

⁠@@chessman483i fully appreciate your expertise on shearing, it’s admirable and fully appreciate how challenging of a job this is. I do need to say that Joseph is an exceptional Shepherd and has been for an incredibly long time. I have seen him working with enormous flocks (I also used to do wool rolliing for him) speed in which you were saying, its what I witness, and also from an animal welfare perspective, the quicker the better. I appreciate that watching autumn being sheared is so very different from what is normally done. I’m sure you’re aware with valais coats, with missing the first shear, it’s thickness was unbelievable. The girls haven’t been handled in that way before as well, and it was felt that we needed to take a very cautious approach., I’m sure you can appreciate with what the girls are doing with us. We are working with people who aren’t familiar with sheep husbandry and I feel we would’ve had complaints from the other side….. animal welfare is incredibly important to us, so everything is done to ensure no nicks were made, no stress was caused etc. also we didn’t show the other Sheep being sheared, they were a lot quicker. Autumn is a bit of a princess, and that is why the time was taken, right or wrong. Also this video isn’t reflection on the work done by the shearer day to day. I hope that gives a little more understanding and if you’re local to Oxford, you’re more than welcome to pop along and see the animals for yourself, we always need another Shearer if Joe isn’t available 😊

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Oh yes. They really needed it

No Maggy had the bad leg. X

She is lovely