- Nov 7, 2011
- 11
- 0
- 22
Hi everybody,
I am relatively new here, although I have been reading, learning and getting lost in all of your wonderful stories daily for the last month. So I figured it's time to finally introduce myself. I have always loved chickens and have recently found out that I can have my very own little flock (where have I been?). It honestly never occured to me that I could actually keep my own chickens in my suburbian Maryland backyard and now that I know... I am completely obsessed! I have been spending all of my spare time (and then some) researching and planning with a goal to bring home day old chicks in the Spring of 2012. Now how to choose which chicks to bring home!
Since I do not have any of my own chickens to share with you just yet, I thought I would share the Padua beauties I met this year in Giverny, France; where they were living carefree under a fig tree in a corner of Claude Monet's breathtaking gardens...
and in their very own poulailler with a sweet Australorp (?) as well...
Thank you all so much for the incredible wealth of information that you share here and it's really nice to know I'm not alone.
Lisa
I am relatively new here, although I have been reading, learning and getting lost in all of your wonderful stories daily for the last month. So I figured it's time to finally introduce myself. I have always loved chickens and have recently found out that I can have my very own little flock (where have I been?). It honestly never occured to me that I could actually keep my own chickens in my suburbian Maryland backyard and now that I know... I am completely obsessed! I have been spending all of my spare time (and then some) researching and planning with a goal to bring home day old chicks in the Spring of 2012. Now how to choose which chicks to bring home!
Since I do not have any of my own chickens to share with you just yet, I thought I would share the Padua beauties I met this year in Giverny, France; where they were living carefree under a fig tree in a corner of Claude Monet's breathtaking gardens...
and in their very own poulailler with a sweet Australorp (?) as well...
Thank you all so much for the incredible wealth of information that you share here and it's really nice to know I'm not alone.
Lisa
Last edited:
