Actually they are what I would call Chooks - thats kiwi slang for you. We got four of them last Saturday and they are just wonderful and so easy to train. It can often take them a while to settle in and start laying but so far we are getting 2 eggs a day so at least two of them are pretty relaxed. The eggs are small but an eggs an egg - right !. I've managed so far to keep them at their end of the property and they are starting to understand that the gites are for guests and not to be used for them to party at. We've named them after our parents which we're not sure whether they are happy about or not. Each has their own personality and will come running or flying when I call for them - of course I think it has something to do with the food in my hand and boy do they like their food. I think I am now going to be known as the crazy chicken lady as I walk around calling our chook chook chook in the mornings and afternoons.
Come vist us to meet them !
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Keryn Webster
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We've got blossoms on the fruit trees in the orchards. Makes from some wonderful photos. My bulbs have all poked their heads up and the first daffidil is just about out. I can see the yellow but its yet to show its face fully. The weather is lovely and sunny but again next week it will drop down to around 10 for a few days. You get a nice week of 14-17 then it drops back to 10.
Spent a couple of days at a friends place not far from us olive picking. Good weather for it. Unfortunately our olive trees this year have not produced many but we have got enough to marinate for apertifs or to be made into tapenade.










