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Desert Weyr is a small sustainable family farm in Western Colorado. We raise Black Welsh Mountain sheep, a few chickens and also have Arabian horses.
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Blog Archive
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2009
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July
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- Becky, Harri and the Sheep and Construction Continues
- Finishing the rafters
- Rafters Up
- Construction Progress
- Painting
- Garvin Mesa Rainbow
- Colorado Woolgrower of the Year
- Porch Concrete Poured
- Sample Socks, Cloak and Concrete
- Ready for Concrete
- Porch Construction
- Winnie & Construction
- Second Harvest
- Cloak Finished!
- Porch Construction Started
- Rams on Pasture
- First Cutting Hay In Barn!
- Cloak in Process
- First Harvest!
- Cloak Problems, Need Suggestions
- First Hay in Barn
- The Cloak - Pattern Testing
- Independence Day Thoughts
- Farmers' Market Day
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July
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