Georgia weather

Waiting for the weather to warm up a bit before shearing more goats. The already shorn ones are doing fine, but it will be back in the 70's in a few days. It is a shock to have a mohair coat removed when it is cold and windy, and such a big change in just a few days.  Watched the weatherman last night, he said we wouldn't have a frost until Friday night, so I didn't cover the tomatoes, we were snowy white with frost this morning. That's Georgia weather. Decided to keep the dye pots going and bring the wet fleeces in by the wood stove to dry since the wind is blowing the wool off the outside drying racks. This is good wool selling weather, everybody needs a wool scarf to keep the wind at bay and wool yarn to knit with by the fire.