Feral Fox back to the Country

Feral fox has moved back to North Carolina, and couldn't be happier about it. Back outside of the Asheville area and helping out with our friends' farm, who are raising sheep and heritage birds. As our farm work has started again, working on jewelry has come to a halt due to a lack of work space right now, but I a am eager to get back to doing it, and trying to figure out a space to continue. In the meantime there is nothing up on etsy.

                                                              (view from our porch)

But we have been very busy. Moving sand getting settled is always a chore, and on top of that there has been lambing and sheering and hatching been happening since the spring has arrived.

                                                                   (sheering day)

 I am very excited to start spinning wool again, and despite the lack of fiber care, there are a couple fleeces that are going to be great to spin.

                                                      (Black Mama and her white baby)

We have also been mushroom and ramps hunting this season, its been so hot so fast he haven't found that many but it has been nice hiking in the woods regardless. Hopefully I will be posting more, and making for things in the near future to also be posting up on etsy. Happy spring!