Apparently they are very intelligent. I had a friend who trained a lamb, and it used to follow him around, do tricks, and follow him everywhere - even as far as walking through the town behind him to go to the vets....
13 Jan 2010
Feeling woolly headed
Designed a picture of a ram for one of our local community projects. Its going on a jute bag (if all agree!) to promote the launch of a new website for the area. From the earliest times the Lammermuirs have had sheep inhabiting the moors, hence the name - lammer is an old word for lamb - and to this day they still provide a basic income for the local farmers.
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This is lovely! I would love one of those bags to carry my things to and from work :) Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteMoore is another name in my family tree with Scottish history. After reading your post today I looked up the origin of the surname Moore and sure enough it derived from the landscape. I like that you shared about the word Lammer. X.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Catriona! It will look great on a bag...
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your friend's "Mary had a little lamb" parallel!
This grand fellow will look terrific on a bag or cards or mugs..... Great work. I also liked learning a new work meaning today. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThis will be wonderful on a bag ... where would one be able to get one? nancy
ReplyDeleteI hope all agree because this would look fabulous on a jute bag, especially a green one. But then, I'm partial go green. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks guys! I'll let you know if you can buy one or not once they are printed - not sure how many are getting done, and I guess the locals will get first choice!
ReplyDeleteThis will look great on a bag.
ReplyDeleteWell being named Mary, I can relate to this story, The illustration looks great, very strong.
ReplyDeleteGreat design.
ReplyDeleteVery nice.
ReplyDeleteStricking drawing, will look great on the bag
ReplyDeleteVery eyecatching. It's true they are way more intelligent than people think. I hand reared one when IU lived with my parents and it became very well trained - at least, most of the time!- it also tried to follow me to work...
ReplyDeleteI love this - it looks almost like a lino cut! It will be great on a jute bag.
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