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People are always coming over and saying, “Your goats are out!”
“I let them out.”
Then they are so confused.
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2:05
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I read this post & the first thing I thought, was: You’ve found a way to mow the lawn !!
2:55
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nanaK–Exactly. I’m sure goat-mowing will be a new trend when folks discover it is non-polluting, renewable and nice and furry.
4:08
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…not to mention the free, recycled greens that get distributed around the yard! Suzanne, I remember you liking how sheep “dot” in the field… goats almost do that – maybe more of a “meander about”? Either way, they look very charming and pastoral on your hillside.
6:17
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I think I read somewhere a few months back where herds of goats were being used to keep some open green spaces “mowed”–mowed and fertilized at the same time, now thats progress—and being green!
8:31
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Love your sense of humor! Just finished your new book! LOVED it!
10:17
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We have people here who have herds of goats they rent out to mow fields. It’s the best way!
Loved your book! My daughter wants to borrow it, but I am reluctant to let it go from me for even a minute!!!
3:53
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I love to see the goats ‘mowing’ your lawn.