Shearer and Terrified Sheep
The next thing was a demonstration of how sheep are sheared. This sheep got all of its hair cut off (and a couple of scrapes to boot) within about ninety seconds.
Here is my travelogue from my time working with Habitat for Humanity in Rotorua, New Zealand in early 2001.
- Jason and the Habitat Sign
- Sheep Across the Street
- More Sheep Across the Street
- Jason and the Sheep at the House
- Jim R. and Insulation
- Eric with Power Washer
- Eric with Power Washer, Part 2
- Jennie and Amy at Maori Dinner
- Table of Folks at Maori Dinner
- Grant Feeding Chickens
- Jason and the Black Swans
- More Swans, Ducks and Geese
- Coins a' flyin'
- The First Time I Ever Saw A California Redwood Was In New Zealand
- Jason and Eric About to Dig
- Eric and Jason Building Deck
- Jason with a Hammer and Mike with a Board
- Mike B. and Amy, Supervising
- Sometimes It's Best to Stay Out of the Way
- You Have to Stop and Smell the Roses
- They Take Their Croquet Pretty Seriously in NZ
- Jim R. and Camera
- Jason and Blue Lake
- Mike B. and Ducks at Pretty Lake
- My Favorite Picture!
- Caryn on the Luge
- Fellowship is Good
- I *Promised* You More Sheep
- Guy Forcing Unwilling Sheep to Smile
- Shearer and Terrified Sheep
- Jim R. Milking a Cow
- Amy Feeding a Lamb
- Jason and Inattentive Rams
- Jason and Large Cow
- Jason and Julia Petting Lambs
- Geysers at Whaka
- More Geysers at Whaka
- Maori Statue at Whaka
- Jennie and Mike Long
- Julia, Hollie and Julie
- Jason and Caryn in Wallpaper Room
- Dave and Grant
- Group Last Day on Deck
- Last night at the Havana
- Winding Down at the Havana
- Steve at Farewell Dinner
- Jason and Caryn at Farewell Dinner
- Leah and Hollie at Farewell Dinner
- Julie, Caryn, Mike B., Jim B. and many many kids
- Jason, standing at the bungy precipice
- Jason, bungy jumping
- Jason, learning the meaning of 9.8 meters per second squared
- Towards the end, it was fun
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