Sheep in Alabama. Yup, it is possible.
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I guess I associate sheep with English pastures but they did originate in Mesopotamia so evidently are not averse to living in hot places 😉
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They did originate to Mesopotamia?! I knew of sheep in Vermont & thought it would be the perfect place to raise them. wooly in winter & shaved in summer. But here they were wooly, but a friend told me that the wool acts as an insulator to both heat & cold. Astonishing…Alabama is too damn hot for me & my husky. 🙂 ~amy
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Yes, I could imagine Vermont being a good place to be a sheep – weatherwise 😉 Indeed that is true about wool – its hygroscopic properties allow it to match the temperature of the wearer.
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That is amazing, how do you know that? Did you grow up on a sheep farm? Thank you for the information! ~amy
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I often craft in wool Amy and I have done a bit of research into the properties of wool in the past … so that is how I came to learn this info.
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Oh, that makes sense. When i grow up, i want to move back to Vermont & raise sheep, the breed that has a black face/legs with that beautiful carmel colored wool. Does that sound like a dream life to you? I would love it. I wish, wish, wish that could come true. Maybe another life? Thank you for telling me how you knew so much, Peggie. ~amy
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I’d like to nominate you for the Sisterhood of Blogging Award! https://newgirlpress.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=170&action=edit&message=6&postpost=v2
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WOW! Thank you so much! Sisterhood is super important to me. ~amy
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