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Mowing my tender lawn I think of all the animals on the farm who would love this. What we need here in the city is the Urban Shepherd. Someone who tends a very small herd of kid friendly sheep and takes them from lawn to lawn. He/she would operate much the same as lawn services but they might need
one block at a time to sign up instead of just one lawn.
Bonus: If it doesn't work out there are a lot of barbeques around.
(?) Same with goats
http://www.halfbake...rban_20Goat_20Herds
Baked [PiledHigherandDeeper, Oct 04 2004]
Heeley City Farm
http://www.heeleyfarm.org.uk/
A farm in the centre of Sheffield [sufc, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]
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Same idea different animal, no points for cows, llamas, alpacas or other similar herbivours! |
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Bonus: You might also find a small supply of fertiliser in your garden after each visit... |
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They have these in Germany. The council pays wandering herdsmen to take their sheep to graze common land and meadows. It's just a hop. skip and jump to doing the same for gardens I suppose. Only problem is, how do you stop them eating the plants that you want to keep?? |
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sp: sherman tank <come back 8th></come back, miss our fights, 8th> |
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No 1 son, aged 5, tells me he wants to be a shepherd. I say, how wonderful son, I am so proud of you but why? I want to wear a badge, ride a horse, drink beer and shoot the baddies. |
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Receiving the Freedom of London gives you the right to drive your sheep across certain London bridges, amongst other things. |
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//Does your sheep have left-hand drive, or right-hand?// can some one tell me why that sounds grammatically awfuk? |
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<grin> sheep don't drive, they just run about all over the place looking for grass. |
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