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"Hugging the Sheep"

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Anonymous Anonymous Snowboarder said...

Bee - may I bring my border collie over to herd your sheep? I'm quite worn out playing bally and frisbee, he needs something to herd!

8:11 PM, September 30, 2008

Anonymous Uncle Al said...

It's a love ewe!

8:55 PM, September 30, 2008

Blogger Phil Warnell said...

Hi Bee,

A cute little thing that I know you do your best to protect. However, after reading this arxiv paper by Michael Courtney and Amy Courney you may instruct Stefan to go out and purchase a helmet for it:-)

Best,

Phil

10:27 PM, September 30, 2008

Blogger Bee said...

Hi Snowboarder,

Sure, feel free to bring your collie. You can have it back on oak or birch wood, just let me know. Best,

B.

7:08 AM, October 01, 2008

Blogger Bee said...

Hi Phil,

Ha! There's a future in sheep research. We have of course studied the literature before the move to determine the forces required to drag sheep over various surfaces. Tiles go pretty well. Best,

B.

7:13 AM, October 01, 2008

Blogger Phil Warnell said...

Hi Bee,

So we might say that a sheep’s durability although it could in one sense, as per evolution, be considered attributable to random, on the other hand should not be considered entirely shear luck :-)

Best,

Phil

7:37 AM, October 01, 2008

Blogger stefan said...

Very nice photos :-)

Cheers, Stefan

11:34 AM, October 01, 2008

Blogger bellamy said...

Oooooooo, that's not vegan-friendly!

10:03 PM, October 16, 2008

Blogger re said...

Hi,the sheep is lovely,any idea where you can buy it?

Regards,Emanuelle Joissant

3:02 AM, March 20, 2011

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