I thought this was a very nice story. Click on the following link.
5 years ago
Friday, June 11, 2010
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After 30 years of Tampa, Florida living, we moved to 11 acres in south Georgia. This is to be our "halfway" house...halfway to our dream of full time living in our RV. A temporary stopping off point.
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5 comments:
We have actually raised a baby fawn ..till she turned 9 months old. Her first 8 weeks were in my farm kitchen in a box..and when she did try to walk..she looked just like Bambi on ice..the floor was to slick..lol
Those were good and sad memories..to raise something that you know you have to give back to nature is so hard.
She thought she was a goat..after we put her in their pen.
Great story..Cindy and Walker
What a wonderful story. We need more stories like that in the news, rather than all the doom and gloom.
The fawn is so adorable, I hope it makes it. That's for sharing it with us.
Kevin and Ruth
www.travelwithkevinandruth.com
Such a sweet story! Thanks for sharing it with us. :)
Mike & Gerri (happytrails)
http://freedom2roll.blogspot.com
That is a great story!! What a beautiful fawn :) So glad you shared it with us.
Nellie
http://midlifecruiser.blogspot.com/
We have a doe that comes into our yard that has twins this year. They are so cute! I don't even try to garden here. We don't have the right fencing and if the deer don't eat it the gophers will!
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