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What area do you live in? If around London msg me because I can suggest some places

I'm lambing for the first time tomorrow Excited/nervous!
Would the following be sensible to wear?
Legging, trackies, vest top, t shirt, thin fleece, hoodie, full waterproofs, socks, wellies? I'm not sure if its indoor or outdoor lambing - the farmer is a man of few words on the phone - so I really don't want to be cold.
Any last minute tips for me?

I'm lambing for the first time tomorrow Excited/nervous!
Would the following be sensible to wear?
Legging, trackies, vest top, t shirt, thin fleece, hoodie, full waterproofs, socks, wellies? I'm not sure if its indoor or outdoor lambing - the farmer is a man of few words on the phone - so I really don't want to be cold.
Any last minute tips for me?

ok so i have a choice then - i'm going lambing in a couple of weeks, and was intending to wear my overalls that i've always worn on farms...

i do however have a pair of waterproof trousers... so would i be better off wearing them, and then fleece/coat, or overalls?

I have already got tons of work experience set up for the very near future. Have looked through the entire yellow pages but before I can drive I cant do anything till next year really except what I have already.
The only other thing I want for the very near future is working on a farm but i cant find many animal farms in the area, as they are all just crops. I am willing to travel, however, will need somewhere to stay.

during the summer holidays have so far got 4 out of 6 of them doing work experience in small or mixed animal vets but that is all i can seem to find. Nothing with large animals I am waiting to here back from zoo's about work experience over the next couple of years and all of the farms in the area are either just crops or uninterested but i am trying to set some up in the easter holidays wor somewhere and have but adverts in the farm shop saying that i will help out weekends and things with the lambing but have hurd no reply. I would be willing to travel to work on a farm i am acctually really up for it however my mother really isn't. But i can probobaly get round that if i was to get something set up.

Bucks is buckinghamshire

during the summer holidays have so far got 4 out of 6 of them doing work experience in small or mixed animal vets but that is all i can seem to find. Nothing with large animals I am waiting to here back from zoo's about work experience over the next couple of years and all of the farms in the area are either just crops or uninterested but i am trying to set some up in the easter holidays wor somewhere and have but adverts in the farm shop saying that i will help out weekends and things with the lambing but have hurd no reply. I would be willing to travel to work on a farm i am acctually really up for it however my mother really isn't. But i can probobaly get round that if i was to get something set up.

Bucks is buckinghamshire

Well it definatly sounds like your going the right way, just keep perservering and you will definatly find somewhere, if you manage to find a large animal vet practice they could give you some advice, or even all of the crop farmers could advice you on someone who would take you, word of mouth is really useful so just keep searching and listening, I know people down here that I could gie you details for but I am in somerset so not much use to you really lol sorry. x

Thanks..
I would be interested in work experience in somerset if there would be some kind of accomadation avalible or even somewhere to stay nere by. Things like farming because i am finding that hard..

But i went to the vets today with my little dog and was talking to my vet who is going to ask her friends husband who owns like 2000 ewes if i can help with lambing..

Ah well that would be awesome if she can sort that for you! is your dog okay?
Yeah well thats awesome i will have a think about which farms would have accomodation and get back to you, and get you there addresses or something xx