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Five young sheep getting ready for their performance
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The stars of the show - Carolyn and Dave
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The supporting cast
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Caught between the people and that DOG!
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Carolyn with her sheep crook. This picture is courtesy of Susan Mayrant; a guest at the wonderful wine tasting.
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A sheep dog is well trained to cut-out one sheep.
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Dave watches while Carolyn explains how this sheep might be sheared or .....
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get medical treatment, shots or a quick health exam.
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Dave waits while the younger dogs get ready for their chance.
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The handler stays with the flock as the young dog works. This dog is eighteen months old.
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Training is a long proposition and always needs reinforcement.
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Carolyn did a great job of explaing the training and the herding process.
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Never ate lamb in my life - nice sheep.
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The show's almost over.
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Happy faces. The two gentlemen at this table were celebrating birthdays.
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A wine tasting is a great place to meet new friends from almost anywhere.
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You can't help notice that the sound level is directly proportional to the wine consumed.
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