A Trip to Cold Antler Farm

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a.k.a. placing my rabbits in foster care.

Just got back from an overnight trip to Washington County to drop of the rabbits until I get settled in at the new place in August. Jenna was sweet enough to take my gang in for a few months, which was a huge relief. It’s a lot for any non-rabbit person to take care of that many critters, but Jenna has experience and I trusted that they would all be safe in her barn with the rest of her rabbits.

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(The gang, ready to roll. Salad took the front seat with me. After all, she IS my girl!)

I’m kinda bushed but I really wanted to share my experience in some capacity. I wish I had the energy to describe the whole trip, but I managed to snap a bunch of pictures with my phone while I was there so I think I’ll just share those instead. Enjoy!

]]>Life at Cold Antler Farm:

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(Jasper! A sprightly young chap!)

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(Offa my coffee, dagnabbit!)

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(Bah, Ram, Ewe!)

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(Jenna and her beefy feline, George!)

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(beer, fire, huskies)

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(Gibson is my boyfriend now. Sorry, Neil.)


A Workhorse Tutorial at Livingston Brook Farm:

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(Patty and Steele, our instructors!)

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(Ready to roll!)

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(Patty said something to the effect of, “I picked this horse because he has a butt bigger than mine!” ::snicker::)

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(So beauty.)

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(Rex dog!)

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(That’s a whole lotta bun.)

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