Welland Valley agricultural show

Well what an amazing day we had! Reds all the way, Welland valley agricultural show! It actually threw it down in the main arena, but that wasn't going to dampen, our moment - All three goats won!

Welland valley agricultural show photos
Soggy but an awesome collection for us today

Despite leaping all over the place, like a right diva, she did show herself off x

And the heavens opened!

Rhys in the young handler class with Dawn 

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Photos by kind permission of Tealby School

Tealby School Billy Goats Gruff story

Well I think this has been the highlight of 2025 for us, with Kenny and Hubert.

Re-enacting the story of the Billy Goats Gruff, nestled in the heart of the Wolds, we set off for Tealby, not quite sure what to expect, other than carrying out a vision by an incredible teacher.

We did a meet and greet with 20+ very excited five and six year olds, the noise level was unbelievable, and then we were asked to escort them to the ford, and to do some trip-trapping over the bridge, whilst the story was being read aloud, and much to the relief of Kenny and Hubert they were not eaten by a very scary troll, and they even avoided getting wet! Whereas the children all had their wellies on, and went for a paddle, perfect for a hot day.

We then walked back to the playing fields, to be greeted by another group of slightly older children, again the noise level was high, and once a little control was gained, questions were asked, and they came thick and fast, so between us we were kept on our toes.

We then went for another walk around the playing fields, letting the goats chose the route, and of course they went straight to the brambles and thistles, showing how good they are at foraging and their uses in conservation work.

The visit ended by one of the children, who has special needs, taking the lead rope, and walking Kenny back, to pen, he was so proud, and we made him feel extra special, and in true style Kenny and Hubert just soaked up all the attention. 

Photos from the Billy Goats Gruff story event


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