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How cute they are! I always enjoy seeing pictures of the goats, and I haven't seen baby pictures like these before. Adorable! I like the scrolling pictures too. Well done.
Ditto, ... C
Seems to work fine for me, FireFox on Windows XP.
The constant movement gives me motion sickness though, if I'm not actually looking at the photos, e.g. typing this comment
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Looks good! And I am in love with the baby goats.
Oh gosh, the cuteness factor is through the roof! My daughter is delighted.
We especially love the pics when the babies get big air.
Hey!! It even works for dial-up users,...well,...the 3 of us in the world that still have it!
Love the pictures of them as babies. Works fine and I am using WIFI right now.
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Anais,
Have you had the girls bred yet? I would be interested in, if their milk has any difference. Such as thickness, taste, color difference ( now that sounds a little funny, as one would think there would not be a difference, but I have seen this in cows.) It's the fat content that changes the color. I also know that the first year in milk, they will not be giving you as much as they will in years to come. However I would like to know how much each give you, as I will be getting a couple goats soon as well. Were you able to make any sense of the collapsible milk stand that I sent you? I could always draw something up for you if you would like! ...Thanks, C
The widget works fine and it was neat to see the pics yesterday, but when I looked back today, I got the motion sickness thing like Darren mentioned.