Shepherding in the High Desert

Chronicling the life and experiences of a shepherd in Western Colorado.

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Hi from Wales...

Hi from Wales!

Swansea, to the West.

Posted by Jared Lloyd at 10:08 AM

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Potosi Sheep FarmSeptember 15, 2009 at 4:18 PM
Isn't that the coldest water ever?
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Jared Lloyd: Western, Colorado, United States; For your daily dose of sheep geek and wool freak! Raising Bluefaced Leicester and old hill-type Shetland sheep in the Colorado High Desert. We operate an integrated lamb and wool production outfit with all of our wool being processed in our family mill, and our premium quality, grass-finished lamb (almost organic) through farmers' markets, direct sales to restaurants and to friends and neighbors. I am blazingly anti-NAIS, SFCP, or any other USDA mechanism for the control of our domestic food and fiber production. Socialism hasn't worked anywhere else in the world, and we're mad off our rockers to expect different results here.

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