If so then these sheep at George Washington's Mount Vernon Estate have plenty to count. One of the nice things about having an annual pass to Mount Vernon is getting to stop by to enjoy the view and check on the animals at the Pioneer Farm.
These guys were oblivious to the throngs of school children who were on site this week. Must be nice to be able to get a few zzzzz's in the middle of the day.
I was just talking abt Mt Vernon yesterday! Too funny. I was at this huge estate that reminded me of Mt Vernon. I believe it sold for $75 million.
Cindy, Mount Vernon must have been really popular during the shutdown, as it was one of the few places open to the public. Cute sheep!
Hi, Cindy! I featured this post in this week's Last Week's Favorites. Cheers, and enjoy the rest of your weekend!
I saw your post on patricia's weekly wrap up and I can see why she included it...thanks!
Hi Cindy, Catching a few zzzzz's in the middle of day is not a bad idea these days. Have a Wonderful Sunday!
I always just tell people to read their real estate contracts when they need to go to sleep. It will either put you right to sleep or keep you up all night!
I love this photo of snoozing sheep. Aren't these rams on either side? With an ewe in the middle? I don't really know my sheep but going to George Washington's Mount Vernon estate would be awesome. Where's the wine cellar?
Hi Cindy,
When I was in Washington DC, we went here to see the tour. It was a great tour and I totally enjoyed it.
Cindy, I hope to stop by Mount Vernon and enjoy the farm when we get there next year. There is so much to see in your area. It is so rich in history and natural beauty.
WOW -I wonder what Mount Vernon would be worth in today's real estate market?
Pat-thanks for the thumbs up in this weeks favorites.
Kristin-I'm all about checking out the local wildlife and of course the farm animals too.
Jerry rainy days put me in the mood for an afternoon siesta.
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