🔥 We are apparently 97 miles from these awful wildfires in Aviemore🔥
The smoke this afternoon has been horrible but imagine living just 1 mile from this 💨
😢 We have heard nurseries have had to keep kids indoors all day.
❤️ Sending all our best wishes to the folk involved tackling these flames.
I know myself from baling disasters how quickly fires can spread on a nice day so please please be safe and careful when out and about in this dry weather with anything that may cause flames.
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We have 24 steers heading for Thainstone Mart today.
BVD Accredited
Johnes Risk level 1
(Second video is in the comments)
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Thank you Cllr Tracey Smith for Mearns for supporting our wee shop. We hope you enjoy your lamb!! 😊
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We got baling on Sunday in one of my favourite fields we get to go in.
The picture does not do this stunning view any justice and although you can’t see them in the picture there are a couple of one of my favourite things flying about - Red Kites. At one point I counted 11 of them.
The down side is we are on a steep hill and I’m pretty sure the farmer didn’t cut the field below to test our bale positioning skills!! 🙈😂
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Well would you look at this…
Absolutely love when people send me photos of what they’ve cooked and doesn’t this just look delightful!
I’m really proud to bring you not only our own beef but also our own lamb.
All the lambs were born and reared from the land right here at Drumsleed.
You may have seen them when they were inside during lambing season in the shed across from the shop, they then went out to the small field at the road end, proceeded to belt up and down the drive and the main road 🙈 and now have set up home in one of the large fields on the opposite side of the road.
Although the wooly brutes are definitely not my favourite part of farming, ensuring traceability of the food we put on our plate is right up my street.
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