Lambpede (For npauling) by magnus073
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Description
This image is for my wonderful friend Nancy or known to many as npauling. Nancy is one of those rare few who are gifted in so many ways as she does brilliant work in Fractals, Photography and Mixed Mediums. A stroll through her gallery will feel like a relaxing walk in a beautiful setting with a long time friend. A while back I asked her if I could do a image and she provided me with many wonderful stories of her and her family but this one really made me smile the most. I hope you enjoy it and hope it brings smiles.Take care,
Dave
Lambpede (For npauling): Nancy was brought up on a mixed crop and livestock farm in the South Island of New Zealand. She loved to do the chores around the farm with her family like tending to their large group of lambs. On this day however during chores a bad storm rolled in and her parents Ken and Rosalie called for the children to begin rounding up the lambs. You see in New Zealand they don't have a lot of large barns, so in the event of a storm you put the little guys anywhere you can find room. They put lambs in the hen houses, the pigsty the implement shed and even some in the kitchen and laundry. They would then spend hours drying and feeding the lambs milk to warm them up. I tried to capture the moment when Nancy (in the raincoat) and her four sisters Sally, Helen, Susan, Janet along with their brother Robert would herd them in the house.
Credits:
Maddie, Matt, Mil Girls, Lambs By Daz
Flip Hair, Gel Hair, Sassy Hair, Updo By Daz
Morning Hair By Lourdes Mercado
Madelia Hair By Lisbeth
House 5 By Pixel Studio
Rainy Day Outfit by SilverElf
Sunday Dress By Poserworld
Sabrina Outfit By Poserworld
Cupcake Outfit By Mada
Hansel By Lourdes Mercado
Summer Dress By Dave71
Worldbase Xtreme Kit By H. Mann
Rain Tool By Nerd3D
Comments (201)
Wonderfully whimsical. :) Joyful and fun image! :D
A fantastic image and composition!!Amazing work!!!
This is too cute, Steve!!!!!
Awesome scene ... love how you mobilize kids to do all kinds of stuff. Brilliant!!
Really a wonderful image my friend!!!!!
Sweeeeeeeeet & lovely dedi & work!
A very beautiful image. It's a very nice work! 5/5
remarkable!
Fantastic story, Dave, and a great picture to go with it! Excellent work!
Such an adorable image and story! Wonderful render!
That's just too cute!
A wonderful memory and story, Dear Dave. Great dedication to dear Nancy. Hugs. Di. xx
This is lovely Work....!! Thanks for your comments and Fav's....;)
Cool. My Fav.
Living on a plot I love this. So typical of farm life...Hugs
A cute work!
A story for the eyes! Excellent image. Looks like it was a lot of hard work, too. Very well done!
This is so wonderful! Great work my drear friend! Hugs Jenny
Beautiful image!!
I have missed your wonderful art and stories..this one is fantastic as always....lots of love, Carol
Fantastic Image and Scene
What a wonderful young life Nancy had amongst all those lambs, and a great story again brought to life by you Dave just amazingly well. I love this, a wonderful dedication to a lovely lady, hugs Jane xx
It's good to be home!
such happyness
Excellent work....
I just love how you get people to open up to you... and then share the images with us. I have Kiwi family and they would love this...sheep are big in New Zealand :D
Very realistic execution of the childhood event.
Omg this image made me smile , i loved it! All the expressions on each kid's face are amazing! Very very well done, Dave!
What a beautiful scene!!! She knows how he likes to be kittled behind the ear! Love the umberella in those colors and again love the attention of the kids and how the little girl speaks to that cute listening lamb! :) Great work again Dave!! :)
Wow - Fantastic and reminded me of a story that I had not thought of in a long time. My mom grew up in North Carolina. There was a neighbor nearby that would let her ride horses. She said they kept the doors to the house which was a large victorian house with one of those ball room staircases in the front room always open and the farm animals would wander in and out of the house all the time. This included at least one time the owner riding his horse inside and up the stairs!