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So it seems to be a common thread between Bellett owners and goat owners

We have 2 goats too
We got them to keep our Fallow deer company (we did have 6 deer but we ate 2 and wild dogs got 3 so now there is 1 )
The goats are Rumble and Blossom and the deer is Boing Boing
We did have 2 cows (Chocolate and Vanilla) but we ate them this year
Then there is of course the 20 white sussex chooks, but only the roosters ever get named. Funnily enough they all get the same name "Meat Chook"
We also have wild brown deer that come in every afternoon and sleep behind the shed next to Donkey

goats are nice cooked!

Chamois the car for you Sir....

And so.... a deer, A dohh a Deer, yum, yum ,yum ,yum,yum yummmmmmm...... This little forest is full of fallow, and hard keeping on top of them. Bring one Farmer and Sticko and I'm sure Gricey will chuck it one a spit

Aren't they so cute tho??

B.

Couple of good Chamoise in that one one Pom!!

B.

Pombellett wrote:Chamois the car for you Sir....

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They jump on my Ferrari as well.

Fiat Ferrero.......

Yes Kerry, we are kidding. Total at 14 now.
We have two types, Boers for chops, and Anglo-Nubians for milk. I just love goat milk, I suppose because I was raised on it. My milker kidded yesterday, so I got my first lot today. Still too buttery for a couple of more days, but good to have some colostrum in the freezer.
Birds of a feather Stickman, we also munch on a multitude of various critters. Fresh is best!

Isuzu stuff: Here is Dobby's clutch master cylinder freshly scrubbed. Still picking away at it.

Cheers, Matt

With saturated ground, the 52mm of rain in Boorowa brought something of a flood. Its the highest I've ever seen it, the Boorowa river is normally a stream not visible from this spot. Receding now, all good.
Cheers, Matt.

Matt, I used to drive that road every second Tuesday, and I don't think I have ever seen water in there.

Not Goats but some donkeys seen on Bellett Runs.
Can you spot one thats slightly different

Josh

pa_man wrote:Not Goats but some donkeys seen on Bellett Runs.
Can you spot one thats slightly different

Josh

Yep
2 are free range Donkey's and one is at the end of his rope

mrflibbles wrote:goats are nice cooked!

Yep they sure do
And pretty soon we will be curing the rumble in our tummies with "Rumble" in a curry

Is the the Goat and Donkey channel now?

We were talking shed finds earlier....
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PR91 wrote:Is the the Goat and Donkey channel now?

We were talking shed finds earlier....

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In your shed Brett ?

looks like a 33-34 Ford. Worth a bit of money too even as is.

Glenn wrote:

PR91 wrote:Is the the Goat and Donkey channel now?

We were talking shed finds earlier....

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In your shed Brett ?

looks like a 33-34 Ford. Worth a bit of money too even as is.

Worth an extra 20grand with the dust!!!

Not mine.... But close.
Aust built 34 Ford deluxe 5 window coupe. Bought in 1969 by the current owner for $50.....
Worked on a bit until 1970 then parked until June just gone. Now being restored.

PR91 wrote:Not mine.... But close.
Aust built 34 Ford deluxe 5 window coupe. Bought in 1969 by the current owner for $50.....
Worked on a bit until 1970 then parked until June just gone. Now being restored.

pity is Aus built, they are worth less than the USA made ones. Similar looking but not the same.

do you still have your hot rod glenn ?

Still a big $$$ car because a complete, all steel, unchopped, unchannelled Aus body is worth more than any hacked up US one.
And you should see the stuff that's with it.... In original Ford boxes.