Spring is on its way!

Aw, they're so cute

Before that indeterminate age when they go from fun and inquisitive to totally and forever detached (which your pic illustrates beautifully).

They were keeping an eye on you Sticki! Pretty pic

Ahh it's a good job they have there woolly coats on ,I expect they get taken in at night .......

they look qite big already, they are lovely

They're lovely harbingers of spring , are'nt they ? I love to see them frolic .

Poor, freezing little souls!

early sticki, so cute :o)))

What a time of year to be born,Sticki..such lovely little faces ,and a great photo :o)

Thanks everyone! I was driving past but I had to stop to take a photo! I hope they are warm enough tonight!

Makes me want to reach for the mint sauce haha! sorry sticky.

You're all heart,Kev ! :o)

naughty kev! they arent fat enough!!!

Haha! only joking ladies,there cute really.

;-))

Great picture Sticki , Aww feel so sorry for them in this freezing weather, the lambing season seems to get earlier every year

thanks PP, im sure i saw some on the way to devon a month ago but its been colder since!!

So cute!!

Wow already? ve
y cute :))))))

arent they lovely! i was surprised too pixi!

the seasons are changing arent they

seems so!!!

perhaps our summer holidays will be in december soon!!!

Oh don't joke, Sticki!

You never know do you?

they're tougher than they look are'nt they ?

that's a lovely sight to see Sticki..

i hope so bampy!!

it is surreylad, it made me smile!

I'm with Kingsfieldkev, Lamb shank, redcurrant sauce ,roasties and veg yummmm

right now i could eat it all!! its cold and im hungry!!!

Great capture sticki.

thanks Treetop, just outside Studley ~ not so far from you!

Lovely lambs! Nice to see them out on grass. I can't get that close to the lambs here as the Mums are very feisty!

There was a fence in front of me nariz! I wonder how old these are, they are not exactly White and fluffy!

They look about 6 weeks old, Sticki. "Olympic year" lambs!

Poor cold little dears.......

do you think they could be special and leap higher further etc nariz

i know DD, i hope their wool coats are good

Only if they keep practising,Sticki!

I'm sorry, I did a "double take" there and read your comment as "Poor cold little ears", DD2! I'm sure they are!

they need to be dedicated nariz!!!
i would have cold ears if i was them.

Our lot in the corral could give your lot a run for their money in the butting and leaping stakes! That's all they seem to do.

:-)

It's enough to put you off eating lamb isn't it:-(

well maybe???

Um?............Nah! Pass the mint sauce. ;o)

My favourite meat, and you can't buy it here (well, Easter lamb, but it's infanticide, and not worth the effort of chopping the mint - tasteless!).

No lamb in italy?

We've got a half-leg lamb roast for today, compliments of our nice neighbour, Gattina, along with a parsnip, potatoes and leeks from the garden, with Yorkshires and mint sauce of course. Coming over?

Can I come too ?

and me please? but i expect it has all gone now?

Gone and enjoyed! "O" (Fat Nariz!)

OH managed to take out the internet connection yesterday, Nariz, so I didn't get you lovely invitation until this morning and too late. (Sounds of gasping and sobbing) Thank you - I should have LOVED to have been there.
No lamb as Brits. know it, Sticki. We've tried what's on offer here and it's not worth the effort of cooking, much less the second mortgage you need to buy it. "Castrato" is apparently the closest we would get to it, and we've never seen it for sale in this area. Our Italian friends make awful faces when it's mentioned - maybe they've only ever tried mutton, I wouldn't know, but Spring lamb is so tiny and tasteless, we would never buy it again. It would astonish you to see the amount of New Zealand and Welsh and English lamb joints that makes their way back here in the hold of British airways 'planes.

You lot are heartless....look at their little faces:-(( How do you think they'll feel if they see this blog? :-(((

Oh COME on, Bornagain, they're FAR too young to have learnt to read.....

......AND they've had a lovely little life bouncing around in the meadows with their mates. Rather that than a battery-reared chicken!