In the bright pasture, a Frederic Burk School child stands close as the farmer holds a bottle steady for a young lamb. The animal’s curly fleece and eager mouth press against the glass, while the child’s eyes fix on the simple act of feeding. Around them, classmates mill about with chatter and curiosity, their small figures scattered against the open sky. The moment is tender and instructive — a glimpse of care, patience, and the intimate link between children and farm life.
