Today Crafty Green Boyfriend and I visited Gorgie Farm, possibly for the first time since lockdown began! The farm is now known as LOVE Gorgie Farm and is now operated by education and social care charity LOVE Learning. The charity supports vulnerable children, young people and adults, using innovative ways to engage them in learning.
There are some new animals on the farm including these sheep, i know they're a special breed, but there was no information on the farm to say which breed they ar, nor does there seem to be anything on the farm website! If you recognise this breed, please let me know what they are in the comments below!
You can help support LOVE Gorgie Farm by adopting an animal (though oddly, neither the rabbits nor the sheep are available for sponsorship).
An area of the farm is still managed as a wildlife area and now includes a lovely box of nesting material for birds to use when it comes to the next nesting season
It's nice to see that one of the tracks through the Farm has been named Olive's Walk, after the farm duck who met the Queen:
Gorgie Farm is just next to North Merchiston Cemetery and you can look up to some of the trees in the cemetery
1 comment:
Hello,
Gorgie Farm looks like fun for all.
I love all the animals.
Have a great weekend!
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