Meanwhile the ducks have been relocated to the other end of the farm, but this one seems to be a bit confused and is hiding in the herb garden
The guinea pigs in the Pet Lodge seem to be fluffier and cuter than ever, though very difficult to capture on camera as they run around so much and photos need to be taken either through the windows or through wire mesh
The farm doesn't seem to have their own rabbits at the moment (all my old favourites, from the time when I was based at the farm, have long since passed over the Rainbow Bridge). However, the farm offers boarding facilities for rabbits whose owners are on holiday, and there are some beauties there at the moment
Updated to add: Gorgie Farm just let me know via Twitter that the bunnies above are the farm rabbits, Thumper and Sunshine!
I liked this scene of the sheep and pigeons all enjoying each others' company
The pigs were having fun too
And I was very impressed by this wall of ferns (the long glossy fronds are harts tongue and the other fern is maidenhair spleenwort)
Plus the Gorgie Farm Cafe offers a great lunchtime menu!
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3 comments:
These types of farms are so important to have ... and every child should get a chance to visit, alas not all do...
Hope your week is going well.
All the best Jan
Good for all to visit and enjoy!
what a wonderful place,xx Rachel
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