I’ve actually been to this place in Ireland.
The owner is super nice and the lambs are cute. There’s also some ancient huts next door you can see, as well as petting collies.
How do they cook the lamb?
Either there is no conspiracy or you are part of it, we'll never know
https://maps.app.goo.gl/BeWkBRLzVNwYfVzH8?g_st=ic
This is where you need to go
The street view view looks nice and welcoming. Why OP's one look grim?
That far west in Ireland the weather is very changeable because of the Atlantic influence. It can be beyond rotten with wind, rain, grey skies. But, when the sun comes out, it’s staggeringly beautiful
Isn't it funny how lamb is both the name of a cute baby animal and also name of a dish?
What do you think the dish is made of? Rabbits?
It's funny how rabbit is a name of a cute animal but also a dish
I watched that movie.
Aren't lambs kind of per definition babies? Or did lambs have babies and it's even smaller?
A lamb is a sheep that's less than a year old. Are they considered babies that long? I don't know.
LAMB: Little Ambulatory Monstrous Beast
