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Farm’s triple attraction

TRIPLET LAMBS AT DUNGWORTH

Published on Friday 18 March 2011 09:16

THREE lambs are causing a quite a stir at a Sheffield farm after surviving against all the odds.

Triplet lambs rarely make it past the first couple of days together - but Mint, Choc and Chip were born five days ago and are doing well.

The tykes are already proving to be a big hit at the Our Cow Molly farm at Dungworth, a working farm people can visit for free to explore, see how a farm operates and, of course, see the three new tiny additions to the family.

Visit the farm on Hill Top Road to meet the woolly charmers between 11am and 6pm Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

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