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| Well, I suppose it's the time of year for snow! The early part of the week saw a heavy snow shower which only lasted a couple of hours but gave enough snow to make the boys wonder where all the green grass had gone! |
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| This may only have been a small drop of snow but the freezing temperatures kept any melting at bay for a couple of days. The boys get bored quite quickly when snow is on the ground as they cannot graze. |
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| Fergus making his way to the haylage pile where Faro and Fyta are already tucking into their feed. |
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| When the snow comes, so does the sugar beet - this gives the boys some extra feed when grass is not available. Fergus is on the left, Fyta in the centre and Faro is on the right. |
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| Fyta loves to be a messy eater. He has dumped the sugar beet out of the bowl and eats it from the ground, just as he does with his granulated feed in the afternoons. |
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| And finally........... a long range shot from this week of the snow covered Strath Glass hills, to our west. Robbie, the Grumpy Gardener and I wish all our blog readers a very happy and peaceful Christmas wherever you are. |
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