Saffron
Ginger
Nutmeg(The Spice Girls)
Tuesday, 28 October 2008
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such beautiful photographs, lovely colours and wonderful millinery!
ReplyDeleteThese portraits of your new companions are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLove Saffron the best. She didn't brush her hair this morning.
Great name choice here, Celia! Mind you, there were a few goodies in the previous post.
ReplyDeleteI'm still hankering after chooks...maybe when I've cleared the vet/doctor/computer bills...
well hello ladies and can I just say how delightful you all look today, what beautiful coloured feathers and of course, splendid hair styles and very good names too!
ReplyDeleteLove your Spice Girls! Fabulous names.
ReplyDeleteLovely close-ups - how on earth did you get them to pose?
ReplyDeleteThey are prettier than the original Spice Girls - anyway, that's in the opinion of one who hopes to 'employ' a few hens in the spring!
How beautiful they all are and I love the names!
ReplyDeleteAren't they lovely? I entertain distant hopes of a couple of hens-in the meantime I can enjoy yours.
ReplyDeleteYou made me laugh out loud with the last line.
ReplyDeleteFab chickies!
What can I say: creative! What good looking chicks you got there.
ReplyDeleteAn inspired choice of name, I love them! What wonderful photos and background. You might like to visit www.middlefarm.com in Lewes Sussex where they have a huge collection of different chicken breeds as well as the National Collection of Cider and Perry! hic!
ReplyDeleteI was laughing so hard after reading the previous post's commments that I wasn't sure I'd be able to compose a coment! What fun and what lovely girls. Wonderful names you picked. I'm partial to Saffron as she sems to be having a "bad hair day" and I'm quite familiar with that problem. Also, we just planted some crocus sativus bulbs and hope to be harvesting our own saffron next year. Congratulations on your 200th post! --Curmudgeon
ReplyDeleteLove the girls, Love the blog. I still marvel at how great blogging is, and inspiring!
ReplyDeletefrom a fellow/chook person/illustrator/designer
What a bunch of Spice Girls, those girls will rock the blogger world easily :)
ReplyDeleteHopefully they'll refrain from marrying footballers and have fewer tattoos than the real Spice girls.
ReplyDeleteThe Spices say 'Hello Everyone!'
ReplyDeleteHi Matron - yes, we've discovered Middle Farm! I love the little Silver Sebrights - so pretty! And the Cider and Perry – what acn I say – yummy!
WWWs - good luck growing saffron.
Welcome to PPPs Jedda!
Hi Quu - they are definitely rock-chicks!
Emma - mmmmmm, I don't want them growing up to be WAGS!
Celia