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Before and after--Easter lambs on the hoof

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Lambs in June 2008
Cottonwood Pasture north of Dixon
photo by Sharon O'Toole

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The same lambs in January 2009
Dakota Lamb Feeders
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
photo by Bill Aeischlimann

Comments

Hi Sharon,

Yes, that does look like the same blue Heron.

Happy Mother's Day!

Tricia

Hi Sharon, We need your help to get the word spread about an organization called United Organization of the Horse. we are going to get the government out of the horse business by by presenting our core principals about our belief that personal property rights are the basis for our freedom before we loose it. Please go to the Westerner.com and read our article in today's post, May 17,2009. I am one of the first members and Sue Wallis is our main leader. drjohn

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About Pat & Sharon O'Toole

Sharon O'Toole
Pat and Sharon O’Toole are ranchers in the Little Snake River Valley near Savery, Wyoming, right on the Colorado-Wyoming border. They raise cattle, sheep, horses, dogs and children. Pat “immigrated” from Florida in 1970. He attended Colorado State University, where he met Sharon when both worked for the campus newspaper. Sharon grew up on their ranch, where they live and work with her father, their daughter, son and granddaughter (soon to be grandchildren!). Pat is a “water buffalo” and has served in the Wyoming House of Representatives (1986-1992), on the President’s Western Water Policy Review Advisory Commission, and is the current President of the Family Farm Alliance, which advocates for farmers, ranchers and irrigators. Sharon is an author, poet and journalist. She writes extensively on Western issues and is a columnist for “The Shepherd” magazine. Pat and Sharon are the parents of three children: Meghan, 27; Bridget, 26; and Eamon, 20.
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