Snow & Bunny Pictures :)

The snow this afternoon



The field behind our back garden:


Looking from the bottom of my garden towards my house, as you can see its not exactly fenced but you can probably work out our garden

Apple Tree


shall we come out?


Pickle thinks snow is yummy



Bella was digging in the snow , bless her

"It's a bit deep daddy"




Let's Binky!






Flopsy & Lily decided they did not want to go out so snuggled up together in the shed


It's heavily snowing right now, its already 17cm deep.

I do love your set up Jack it's brilliant but you do need fencing at the end of your garden as I'd be worried about foxes besides dogs, but I know it's also not cheap as we have had a couple of fence panels that blew out and smashed on boxing day as we had gales and I'm shocked at just how much it would cost to replace them, but what a beautiful view you have.

As for the photo's as usual they are just wonderful you have managed to capture so much and I love them all but I have a couple of favourites...love Pickles little pink tongue love the 13th photo down of Pickles and all the rest after that Bella and Pickle certainly enjoyed the snow even if Flopsy and Lily didn't

As for the 16th photo down of Bella her little mowff

Just wonderful photos

Tuckerbunnies wrote:I do love your set up Jack it's brilliant but you do need fencing at the end of your garden as I'd be worried about foxes besides dogs, but I know it's also not cheap as we have had a couple of fence panels that blew out and smashed on boxing day as we had gales and I'm shocked at just how much it would cost to replace them, but what a beautiful view you have.

As for the photo's as usual they are just wonderful you have managed to capture so much and I love them all but I have a couple of favourites...love Pickles little pink tongue love the 13th photo down of Pickles and all the rest after that Bella and Pickle certainly enjoyed the snow even if Flopsy and Lily didn't

As for the 16th photo down of Bella her little mowff

Just wonderful photos

Hi maysie Hope you're okay and having a good day, at the end of the garden there is wire fencing with barbed wire to stop cattle and sheep and things coming in the garden from the field but its not clear enough to show in the photo , however as you can see from the 4th photo its pretty open and its horrible , the garden just does not feel our own , parents are working and saving hard , its going to cost thousands. It will cause a bit up an upheaval with the neighbours though.. about the boundary there has not been fence for over 40 years, Basically we have lived here 3 years this september 2013 after doing a mutual exchange with my grandparents (mum's parents) they lived here for over fourty years and my mum grew up here we know all the neighbours they have been the same 30+ years but we want to have our own garden now for the pets and for us to enjoy , one day this year hopefully

Thank you for your comment, have you had any snow?

I can imagine the price of your fence as we were shocked at how much 6 panels would be in our garden to replace at the moment we have just left it till we can afford to replace them as we have more important things like vet bills to pay . Including £200 for Helen's vet bill last night, but that was with a lot of meds and a big bottle of metacam.

We have had snow but not as much as you Jack , we have had none today so far but it is forcast for 6:00 pm so we shall see.

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Tuckerbunnies wrote:I can imagine the price of your fence as we were shocked at how much 6 panels would be in our garden to replace at the moment we have just left it till we can afford to replace them as we have more important things like vet bills to pay . Including £200 for Helen's vet bill last night, but that was with a lot of meds and a big bottle of metacam.

We have had snow but not as much as you Jack , we have had none today so far but it is forcast for 6:00 pm so we shall see.

Fence prices are just bizarre! We really need to get decent fence that will last, as you vet bills come first, I really wish I had a job and could pay for my bunnies vet bills myself but my mum pays for them so had to take a bit of money out of the fence saving for Bella the past few months. We get a prescription and get a 180ml bottle of metcam from VetUk as it is a lot cheaper than getting it from the vets Bella & Flopsy are both on it twice a day for their life so it is very expensive to go through the vets. I am getting a bit annoyed with the snow now , its going all over the bunnies lino in the shed

BellaPickleFlopsyLily wrote:

Tuckerbunnies wrote:I can imagine the price of your fence as we were shocked at how much 6 panels would be in our garden to replace at the moment we have just left it till we can afford to replace them as we have more important things like vet bills to pay . Including £200 for Helen's vet bill last night, but that was with a lot of meds and a big bottle of metacam.

We have had snow but not as much as you Jack , we have had none today so far but it is forcast for 6:00 pm so we shall see.

Fence prices are just bizarre! We really need to get decent fence that will last, as you vet bills come first, I really wish I had a job and could pay for my bunnies vet bills myself but my mum pays for them so had to take a bit of money out of the fence saving for Bella the past few months. We get a prescription and get a 180ml bottle of metcam from VetUk as it is a lot cheaper than getting it from the vets Bella & Flopsy are both on it twice a day for their life so it is very expensive to go through the vets. I am getting a bit annoyed with the snow now , its going all over the bunnies lino in the shed

Vet bills take a great chunk of our money but with 25 bunnies it's bound to but we do get a charity discount with having so many bunnies.

You do take some fabulous pictures, Jack - I love the one of levitating Pickle

I don't blame the fluffy ones for not wanting to come out - snow is not so much fun when you have long fur

wicked photo's jack they re a gorgeous bunch )I know I keep saying that)
I can tell which garden is your's by following them footprints

fiver wrote:wicked photo's jack they re a gorgeous bunch )I know I keep saying that)
I can tell which garden is your's by following them footprints

thank you Rob
that's very clever, I just cant wait for fence , is that silly for a 16 year old ?

fiver wrote:wicked photo's jack they re a gorgeous bunch )I know I keep saying that)
I can tell which garden is your's by following them footprints

That's what I did

your only sixteen and waiting for a fence hmmm what goodsdo you want to fence gangster
no it's sensible in view of the buns and bovines

Gorgeous photos jack !

Beautiful !

Lovely photos

I love the one of Pickle in the air

What adorable photos, you have some lovely buns. Sorry about the snow. We have avoided it so far here but I think it is on its way.
Hugs

JO xx