Yorkshire Life Reader photos - Sheep
Pen Y Ghent by rob mcewen - Credit: Archant
With Chinese New Year just around the corner, we’ve complied a selection of photos from both our readers and photographers alike, to showcase the sheep!
Coxworth Ivan, Angora goat - Credit: Archant
The Woolyback Sheepstake. by Janet Danks - Credit: Archant
Playful lambs by Anna Whiteley - Credit: Archant
Sheep at Grantley by Helen Tabor - Credit: Archant
8 Hours Old. by Janet Danks - Credit: Archant
Trees by Melanie Auker - Credit: Archant
Yorkshire Countryside. by Phil Moon - Credit: Archant
Waking Up. by Janet Danks - Credit: Archant
The School Run. by Janet Danks - Credit: Archant
Meet Pardew the unruly lamb. by Janet Danks - Credit: Archant
Let Me Whisper. by Janet Danks - Credit: Archant
Contentment. by Janet Danks - Credit: Archant
Flock stars
• The sheep is among the animals that Chinese people like most. It is gentle and calm. Since ancient times, people have learned to use its fleece to make writing brushes and skin to keep warm.
• People under the sign of the sheep are tender, polite, filial, clever, and kind-hearted. They have special sensitivity to art and beauty, faith in a certain religion and a special fondness for quiet living. They are wise, gentle and compassionate and can cope with business cautiously and circumspectly.
• But Sheep year people are often worriers who are shy, pessimistic, moody, indecisive, over-sensitive, weak-willed and puzzled about life.
