Sweet spring day

This is the life. Beautiful spring morning. The chickens are happy in their little coop and Mary and Rasmus, they're training to be on a chain. Let's just go and have a look. So beautiful. Had some beautiful rain. Crazy law. The apples are happy. The weather is milder now. This is the way how to make a tame cow. Just get them used to being just taken on their halter, taken out to a nice green patch and see that they don't have to run around all over the place all the time. So good. Oh, this is the life. They want the grass. So good. Oh, the fresh spring grass. It's a bit too short. It should be longer. They go for the grass. They don't want the gout weed so much. But they will eat it if they haven't got any more grass. These ones they don't like. Scrapper, we call them. They really don't like those. They're going to leave them. But this turtle over there, they like that. Behind Rasmus. Turtle. So good. This is the life. Instead of all that dry hay. Look at all the little buds there. Ready to bring fruit. Mary's becoming so tame. Because it's just not fun when your animals aren't tame. It's just really not fun. There's so much hope. So much joy in the air in springtime. A new start. A new beginning. A new life. Look at these. So gorgeous. The kestrel up in its nest. Just came there and went. So gorgeous. There goes the gout weed. There we are. Good girl. Yeah. Good girl. So nice. And when you want to make a cow tame, I really think the halter is so helpful. Because they just get the feeling that you are so much in control. Because you get control of their head. And that really is. It's psychologically. Especially when you're not very strong, like me. I think it's so helpful having the halters. And they get used to them. I mean, they're loose. She sounds a bit full. Hey Mary. You getting full? Been eating for the last three hours I think. First hay. Filled out from hay. And then this. Yeah. Good girl. Blackbird is so gorgeous. See you my friends.