Sheep Shearing Day: Corriedate plus Fleece

Football moves that the camera missed...I got slammed, head shot with ewe head butted in my right cheek, knocking me over tea-kettle hard on the mud covered ground.  The balled up fleece I was holding went flying up and out of my arms, fumbling behind me.  Fiber and I recovered to finish and complete the day finishing in a total of a couple of hours.
Angela Jane photography and experience reporting.  I took 3 days for the aches and soar spot to rest and heal.

Hunting ready for

Hunting ready for

Yamhill-Carlton School Craft Booth Fair in Carlton, Oregon

Angela Jane photography...reporting.
 

Handcrafted Ornaments
We start by collecting all of our ingredients(flour, water, salt.)  Once we have them, we poured flour, salt and water all together in a big bowl.  We each got a bowl and started to mix it up with our hands.  Once it was all nice thick like pizza dough, we rolled it our thin enough, but not thick.  We then spent a couple days waiting for the baking to be done.  When the ornaments were all baked, all of us started painting one at a time in different styles.  Now once they're dry we sell them at the craft fair.

Face Painting
   Since our group is called The Crazy Creative Creatures, we got our face painted like cats.  Not everybody wanted it but it was needed.  We spent about 6 hours wearing face paint.  It was pretty fun.

Camera
  I was walking with a camera around the craft fair taking pictures of art and crafty things that would work for my group.  It would give us idea's of what we would want to do.  Next time we do a booth we'll know what to make.

Written By Hannah (age 12)

 Tiger Softball Wreath making

Chehalee Sticks and "Dads" Art

 Creations by Stan.  Metal Sculptures with character.

Farmhouse Baskets by Stephanie Zook

Fun Pillow People. Smile. Cuddle and nap time with.

Purple Cow Creations: Peek-A-Boo Pillows

Fishing: Wilson River 2013

Fishing Wilson River

Verboort Sausage Festival: Oregon

Angela Jane Photography reporting......at the Verboort Sausage Festival.

 

 Lots of rain and the line for the sausage pickup was 1 mile long, hear say. :)

 Craft Fair

Parking

Rest Stop on Hwy 6, Oregon Trip

Angela Jane Photography  reporting......

Little Bears Rig.

Landscape: Sunrise

Angela Jane Photography  reporting......

Information on Jacob Sheep, Bide a wee Farm, Oregon

Angela Jane filming and reporting......

As the sun is on its way down west side.  Counting the sheep to play as soon as I sleep.

Buffalo Ranch: Drove by Photographs in Forest Grove, Oregon.

Photography by Angela Jane Howard

 Called buffalo or bison.

Spider: Orb weaver

Photography by Angela Jane

Wild arachnid at home. She built the web, the web catches flying bugs and insects, she wraps up, and eats later.

Another angle of same spider, she saw my presence

 and positioned Herself in the upper corner of the web.

Fall yard activity and plants

Photography by Angela Jane.

 Garden Spider Orb web weaver spinning hers in the rose bush.

Pansies in the deck container.  I love how no matter how shaded or cold it gets these are winter flowers.  I dead head when the petals fall, and I notice more blossoms stick their necks up to bloom.

Fuzzy got stuck up on the roof again.

Bird: Rogers Park, Forest Grove, Oregon

Angela Jane out in the field collecting photographs and nature....reporting.

This is one of the woodpeckers that just flew around the nesting snag in the park.

Plants: Climbing Rose, Dawn Redwood

Photography by Angela Jane
 Roses are Red.

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Looking up to a Dawn Redwood tree...........

Shrub next to House.

Heirloom Garden found at Champoeg State Park, Oregon: Fall 2015

Angela Jane dressed up for the Living History program about to start, took a moment in the 1800's Champoeg State Parks Garden behind the Visitor Center.

Love Lies Bleeding plant

 The bean poles are made out of the down tree branches lashed together the old fashion way.

Water Barrel?

 Pumpkins for Fall harvest.  All the seeds used to grow the plants in this garden are of the heirloom seeds that where planted when the white settlers came over to homestead.