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Odin's in trouble!  The poor guy was pretty upset that I stopped to take his picture before freeing him.  He should be used to it, though, as this was the third time he got his horns stuck in the dog feeder!

A rainbow at Gooseberry Falls.  Not on the farm, but still a nice picture of one of my favorite North Shore attractions.

This is Beth with her last kid.  She was killed soon after by large, silent canines.  (Wolf, husky, malamute, or a wolf mix?  I didn't get a good look at them as they fled, but her throat was cut neat as could be.)

This is Cadfael, my little buddy.  An energetic thirty pound bundle of courage.  He is quite offended that my Virgil's puppy is half again his size!

Last year's crop of goat kids.  They look just like this year's pair.  Brandy and Odin are quite reliable, one all white female kid and one white male with a brown stripe down his back each year.

 From the Editor - Jack of all trades, master of none.  I'm the one on the right.  As you can see, it's a well balanced marriage.  I'm leaning on him, while he's leaning on me.  As with most good pictures of us, this photograph was taken by our friend Lisa, an excellent photographer.  (After all, if it's a good picture of me, the photographer must be good.)  We're used to hearing things like "Freeze - hold it right there - no, you moved a little - lean a bit more to the right again - perfect!  Click."  She's done some lovely family portraits, framed wildlife and landscape photographs, and some CD jewel case covers.  You can see her work at www.northwoodsphotography.net

     Well, we're busy as usual, but I'm going to be able to spend more time on our hobbies now that work has slowed down a bit.  Sorry there isn't more written, but this has been a rather frantic summer.

God bless,

Virgil and Kathy Fox and all the critters on the Foxes' Farm.