The cows aren’t the only ones who have enjoyed the mild weather recently. Roxee leads the way for a family walk over the trails of the Bliss farm, in a rare down moment between vaccinations, cleaning, organizing and getting ready for the Rainy River Cattlemen’s Association AGM and calving season. - Kim Jo Bliss photo
The recent mild weather has made life outdoors more enjoyable for everyone during the provincial lock-down. Even the cattle at KJB Herefords have been out and about. If you have a great photo of your families' life under lock-down, send it to us, so we can share it with other readers! Send your high resolution photos to tips@fortfrances.com.
Who says Halloween is just for kids? Black Betty the bunny and pup Roxee got in on the action, too, by dressing up to greet trick or treaters at the Bliss farm.
Who says Halloween is just for kids? Black Betty the bunny and pup Roxee got in on the action, too, by dressing up to greet trick or treaters at the Bliss farm.
Marlee Bliss and her aunt Kim Jo were kept busy harvesting a whopping 41 pumpkins from their pumpkin patch earlier this fall. They all grew from just two plants, left to largely take care of themselves in a pile of sheep manure.
Big trouble can come in small packages. This little guy caused a big ruckus with the family dogs on the Bliss farm recently, when he was discovered hiding in a tree. We welcome your photo submissions! If you have a photo you'd like to share with other readers, send it to tips@fortfrances.com.
