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...a goat was seen earlier this evening gazing out in careless abandon from atop one of the barn roofs at the Weikert farmstead.
The goat, which answers to the name of "Sniffles," had apparently clambered up a stack of hay bales inside the barn and then utilized a small hole in the roof to obtain an alternate view of the road and indeed, of life itself.
When questioned the trickster of the Bovidae family replied simply,
"The heart wants what it wants."
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The goat, which answers to the name of "Sniffles," had apparently clambered up a stack of hay bales inside the barn and then utilized a small hole in the roof to obtain an alternate view of the road and indeed, of life itself.When questioned the trickster of the Bovidae family replied simply,
"The heart wants what it wants."Tweet
posted by Ma Hoyt | 9:10 PM
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There's a nice restaurant(Al Johnson's) in Door County Wisconsin (the thumb of the state) that features its herd of goats that keep the grass clipped on the rooftop. It always attracts gawkers as they try to spot the animals clambering along the peaks.
So where is the grass on Farmer Weikert's barn?
An excellent question. Someone should speak to Dean about the need to plant grass on his barn roof.
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