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| The ice from the goat's water bucket. Just thought it looked pretty. |
Incubation handbook now in print!
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Friday, January 6, 2012
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Just a little creative outlet for a poor Minnesota boy who found himself with a wife, three kids, two goats, a dog, two cats, house and hobby farm in Japan. Don't really know how it happened, but I like it :)
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I think you beat Mark's Appalachian ice sculpture from last year. Your dancing leaves really make the piece! :-)
ReplyDeleteUsually I just break the ice so the goats can get to the water, but when I saw Mark's sculpture in your blog archives a few days ago, it inspired me to try it! Thanks!
ReplyDelete(it fell off the post about 20 seconds after I took the picture)