Rosie's 114 gram egg cracked open. It proved to be a single yolker and not a double yolker as anticipated. My flock had a tasty treat of 'eggs on toast' that morning.

Some of the visitors we receive during morning or afternoon tea.

A glimpse of Surfers Paradise from our front yard in the Gold Coast Hinterlands.

The misty mountains from our backyard in the Gold Coast Hinterlands.

Rosie's 114 gram egg cracked open. It proved to be a single yolker and not a double yolker as anticipated. My flock had a tasty treat of 'eggs on toast' that morning.

My Isa Brown hen called Rosie laid this egg. On the right is a 65 gram egg laid by my Black Star hen Dawn for visual comparison.

My handmade chicken coop sign! A play on words for home sweet home incorporating their favourite treat, sweet corn.

From left to right, Dusk (Black Star), Dawn (Black Australorp), Rosie (ISA Brown) and Sunshine (Red Star). All four were adopted on June 22nd 2011, from my local animal shelter.

Rosie's 114 gram egg cracked open. It proved to be a single yolker and not a double yolker as anticipated. My flock had a tasty treat of 'eggs on toast' that morning.

Gold Coaster
Apr 12, 2012

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