I actually recorded it with my flip camera and got it saved on my computer and as of now, cannot get it to upload. So, I will need to spend some more time on figuring that out.
Luckily, I was able to snatch out a few pics from the video --

Now, we are almost halfway done. I saw "we", but I'm sure Tuli felt very alone at this moment!

It's all over and you can see what a beautiful fleece I will be getting soon!

From here, Tuli received a shot and got a dose of worm medicine orally and then was cast back into the pen. The funny part is that after the shearing, the other sheep don't recognize their former pen-mate and treat the "newcomer" to a lot of aggressive behavior. But, they all end up getting their turn to that treatment as the shearing progresses.
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