boreray
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Hello to AllA big hello from us here in Caithness. We look forward to chatting with you all.
We are currently establishing a charity to preserve livestock native to the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. We have Boreray and Castlemilk Moorit sheep but are looking to expand with other animals soon.
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cir3ngirl
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 and welcome
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sean
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Welcome aboard. That all sounds very commendable. 
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gz
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croeso
Trying to work out the name.....
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TheGrange
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Hello there 
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colour it green
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welcome 
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alice
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Hello there
And welcome - looking forward to hearing more about your doings
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Chickem
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Hello
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boreray
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HelloWelcome in welsh?
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gz
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Yes!- Failte
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boreray
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That one has lost me.
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boreray
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OrkneyHi there. Which part of Orkney are you from? We are almost neighbours!
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gz
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Failte- greetings in Gaelic!!
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alice
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We've already 'met' over on your website
I'm afraid if you see someone from Orkney on a forum it's nearly always me 
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boreray
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Small world. This forum has a massive amount of info. Hopefully mine will be like this someday.
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Blacksmith
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Hello !
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Cathryn
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Fantastic horns on that ram. Hello!
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Jenna
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Hello *waves*
We really are neighbours. Well, almost. Will wave next time I go past on the bus!
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AnnaD
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Hello there
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Mary-Jane
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Another croeso from West Wales
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gardening-girl
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Hello from Somerset
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gil
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Re: Hello to All | boreray wrote: | A big hello from us here in Caithness. We look forward to chatting with you all.
We are currently establishing a charity to preserve livestock native to the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. We have Boreray and Castlemilk Moorit sheep but are looking to expand with other animals soon. |
Welcome to Downsizer , and hello from the Water of Milk, just across the valley from the original birthplace of the Castlemilk Moorit. I take it you know the story of how the breed originated ? Glad you are working to keep it going !
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boreray
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Thanks for all the hellos. I do know the story of the Castlemilk and we hope to help with the breeding programme in conjunction with the RBST.
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gil
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| boreray wrote: | | Thanks for all the hellos. I do know the story of the Castlemilk and we hope to help with the breeding programme in conjunction with the RBST. |
For those that don't know the story, the then laird had a thing about brown animals, so his foxhounds were tan and black, his dairy herd were Ayrshires, his beef cows were brown, and he bred the Castlemilk Moorit as a brown sheep.
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