Unshorn Collection

Why we enjoy the charm of dances in the Navy, may be similar to why we appreciate the beauty sheep in various landscapes

Unshorn Collection: Why We Enjoy going to Dances in the Navy (engraving)

Why We Enjoy going to Dances in the Navy (engraving)
1055700 Why We Enjoy going to Dances in the Navy (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Why We Enjoy going to Dances in the Navy)

Unshorn Collection: Domestic Sheep (Ovis aries) ewe and two lambs, probably Romney x Perendale. Unshorn

Domestic Sheep (Ovis aries) ewe and two lambs, probably Romney x Perendale. Unshorn. Cape Kidnappers, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand, September

England, cumbria, borrowdale, herdwick sheep on grass

Sheep ready for shearing (Roughies) at Port Stephens Farm, West Falkland, Falkland Islands

Sheep before shearing (Roughies), Port Stephens Farm, West Falkland, Falkland Islands

Unshorn Collection: Unshorn Merino sheep - grazing. Mackenzie Country South Island New Zealand

Unshorn Merino sheep - grazing. Mackenzie Country South Island New Zealand
MAB-606 Unshorn Merino sheep - grazing Mackenzie Country South Island New Zealand Originally prized for the quality of its wool which is tightly crimped

Unshorn Collection: Portraitunshorn Merino sheep. Mackenzie Country South Island New Zealand

Portraitunshorn Merino sheep. Mackenzie Country South Island New Zealand. Originally prized for the quality of its wool
MAB-604 Portraitunshorn Merino sheep Mackenzie Country South Island New Zealand Originally prized for the quality of its wool which is tightly crimped

Unshorn Collection: Unshorn Merino sheep - Mackenzie Country South Island New Zealand

Unshorn Merino sheep - Mackenzie Country South Island New Zealand. Originally prized for the quality of its wool which
MAB-605 Unshorn Merino sheep Mackenzie Country South Island New Zealand Originally prized for the quality of its wool which is tightly crimped

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Why we enjoy the charm of dances in the Navy, may be similar to why we appreciate the beauty sheep in various landscapes. From the rolling hills of Cumbria, England, where Domestic Sheep, likely Romney x Perendale ewes and their lambs graze on lush grass, to the rugged terrain of Port Stephens Farm in the Falkland Islands, where Roughies await shearing. In New Zealand's Mackenzie Country, unshorn Merino sheep continue to captivate us with their tightly crimped and springy wool, now valued not only for its textile potential but also for the delectable meat on their bones. The timeless allure of the unshorn, in both human and animal realms, invites us to savor the simple pleasures of nature.