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Rain Creek Farm Before work David made a quick trip to Ellinger to purchase a water trough and the fencing materials required to build a new livestock pen at Rain Creek Farm. (07.03.02) |
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Fayetteville After work David and Linda visit their Mediterranean Donkeys (also called miniature donkeys). Linda was quickly spotted standing at the fence, and here they come. (07.03.02) |
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Fayetteville This is the 3-year-old spotted jack. Native to the islands of Sicily and Sardinia these are full-size mature animals (they are not bred down to size). (07.03.02) |
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Fayetteville These donkeys really like attention. Linda rubs his nose. (07.03.02) |
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Fayetteville The donkeys compete for David's attention. They are both pets and a breeding pair. (07.03.02) |
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Fayetteville This is the 3-year-old jennet. We expect her to have a foal in about four months. (07.03.02) |
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Fayetteville The jennet in the foreground with the jack behind. This breeding jennet can have one foal every 14-months for the next 20-years. (07.03.02) |
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Fayetteville Saturday, if the new pen is ready, these two guys will be delivered to Rain Creek Farm. (07.03.02) |
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November 02, 2006 |
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