My Neighbors Got a Goat
What a cutie! I never thought I would say that about a goat but he has a shiny brown coat and is a little bashful.
I’ll never get over the shape of the pupils. Apparently horizontal pupils are for peripheral depth perception. And that’s good for the mountainous terrain out here.
Uprooted Magnolia 
Oh what a sweetie! I love his sweet little face and he is such beautiful colours. How lucky your neighbour is.
Thank you so much Leah for the wonderful photos that you take
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When I viewed the pictures in your previous post, the terrain reminded me of the Three Billy Goats Gruff story. So it was no susrprise when I saw this guy in today’s post.
Watch out for lurking trolls in those mountains, Billy!
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Sweet little goat! His eyes look like marbles to me.
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I didn’t know that about the eyes of a goat. Interesting! Great pictures, too.
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I find their eyes wierd. The rest of them is cute though.
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All goats have that type pupil. Bizarre looking but you get used to it. And they are such fun. Some friends had one when I was about 4–and I thought I was Heidi. Rudolph followed me everywhere. We were in Franklin, NC that summer. When we talked to Virginia & Jesse that Christmas, I naturally asked how Rudolph was. They said, “He was good. We had him for Christmas dinner!” I cried for days! I didn’t know he was being raised for food!
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Leah, I’ve always thought goats were so beautiful. How could the rest of the world not see it? As long as you don’t get downwind from them, you’re fine. Beautiful photos! I love Wyoming. You are in a beautiful part of our country. — Ravonda Bargeron
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He’s a cutie; what’s his name?
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That’s a handsome coat on him!
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