Here are just a few photos of the sheep from yesterday and today when they came home for their tea-time ginger biscuit.
I think I have here the potential for many album covers but I can’t find a name for my Band. It has to be special and just right.
However, I did ask AI for some help and groaned at every single recommendation (I am not responsible for any of these)
Rock & Pop
- The Bleatles
- Ewe-2
- Lady Baa-Baa
- Ramm-stein
- Sheep Trick
- Fleetwood Mac (or Fleecewool Mac)
- Wooly Bully
- Iron Wool
- Limp Brisket
Folk & Country
- Woolie Nelson
- Dolly Baarton
- Wooly Guthrie
- Lamb-orghini
- Shear-ley Baa-sey
Punny & Playful
- Ewe Grant
- Ram-bo
- Count Fleece-ula
- Ed Shear-en
- Fleece Witherspoon
- Meryl Sheep
Group/Folkloric Names
- The Charge of the Lamb Brigade
- Shouty Sheep
- Asheep at the Wheel
- Sgt. Pepper (with Billy Shears)
Though I think this is possibly Ewe Grant …..
Limp Brisket …..
Meryl Sheep (love that one)
And Woollie Guthrie.
(I might need to get out more).
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I vote for Meryl Sheep and Woolie Guthrie!
They made me smile too. (btw, Tiddles’ rug should be on his way to you)
Love all! The babd’s photos are super! I should have known that the group get tea time; the names are great! I love being entertained & wit is always appreciated. Well done to you and ‘The few, the happy few, the band of udders (& others).’ *
*[wince] ;-}
Of course they get a tea-time biscuit. This is Britain. It is probably The Law!
I like ASheep at the Wheel.
Now you need to do a bit of bribing to get one in the driver’s seat 🙂
… or make Pepper a little outfit that’s Sheeplike ?
A felted hat with sheep Ears?
M in NC
… back to winter in the mid-atlantic
So FUN, hilarious. Made my day. You are so creative.
Made me laugh!
These names are terrific, my favourites include Meryl Sheep and Ewe Grant. Don’t distance yourself, instead get your name somewhere on the copyright asap. This is going to be Huge.
My Shearona
Ewe-nique and Ram-bunctious
Perfect
I like “Three Wild Woolies”