Our rustic garden shed was on the farm property when we restored our barn home. We believe it was a sheep shed. Now it houses equipment and tools but I like to think of sheep being herded inside for protection after a day in the open pasture.
How cute is this! The shed will keep them warm and safe from marauders. I think I am a sheep at heart. Give me a good shepherd and I am happy!
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About Sharon L. Clemens
Sharon and husband Merle and their children owned and operated a specialty shop and restaurant in a restored dairy barn for thirteen years in a village in Illinois. After closing their restaurant, they converted the barn into the family home and moved their shop to the garden level. They operated a collectable shop as a home-based business for another thirteen years before retiring to the country life.
Sharon has been a special feature guest on the local NBC telelvision affiliate and has spoken professionally on topics relating to herb gardening and cottage lifestyle. In addition to conducting workshops and programs, Sharon writes a weekly cottage lifestyle e-newsletter called “Cottage Chat” and a Word Press blog: Seasons of Farm Grove.
She has written five novels, The Younger Girl, Door County Cottage, Timeless-A Door
County Love Story, Door County Cabin and Door County Escape, love stories with traditional values set in Door County, Wisconsin.
There is a farm on my way to work, which keeps sheep, and they have a couple different pastures for their sheep family. As of last week, they are in the pasture closest to the road, and all the little lambs are so excited to be free! They gallop around and bey with their little mouths as I drive by and I swear that they are, smiling. I want one. Just one.
Kelly Kuczkowski 651-587-4427
On Sun, May 1, 2016 at 3:19 PM, Seasons of Farm Grove wrote:
> Sharon L. Clemens posted: ” Our rustic garden shed was on the farm > property when we restored our barn home. We believe it was a sheep shed. > Now it houses equipment and tools but I like to think of sheep being herded > inside for protection after a day in the open pasture. ” >
One and one more–for a chum?