A view of the reception area at the Kissane Sheep Farm. Here visitors can relax, enjoy a cup of tea, and purchase items from the gift shop. (Photo courtesy Content Collector. Copyright 2007.)

Showing the skills learned in a lifetime of work on the farm, John Kissane demonstrates the process of shearing a sheep.

With the aid of his trusty dogs, John Kissane demonstrates how to collect several sheep during a sheepdog demonstration.

A covered shelter helps keep visitors dry or out of the sun while watching John Kissane work the sheepdogs. (Photo courtesy Content Collector. Copyright 2007.)

Young children assist the grownups on a Treasure Hunt, one of the many activities at Kissane Sheep Farm.

The sheep shearing demonstration area at Kissane Sheep Farm. Here visitors can sit on comfortable benches and watch John Kissane demonstrate the art of shearing. (Photo courtesy Content Collector. Copyright 2007.)

This is a view of the Farm from high above Moll's Gap. The N71 road that runs from Killarney (in the background) to Moll's Gap & Kenmare can be seen snaking its way through Kissane Sheep Farm. (Photo courtesy Content Collector. Copyright 2007.)

Inside the barn, children help their parents colour the farm pictures, while enjoying a light snack.

A young visitor watches intently during a sheep dog demonstration conducted by John Kissane.

Several young visitors to Kissane Farm help Anne Kissane bottle feed some of the lambs.

A mountain sheep's view of the Kissane Sheep Farm. The Killarney-Kenmare Road, which cuts through the Farm, is in the foreground. The Farm entrance is to the right and out of view. (Photo courtesy Content Collector. Copyright 2007.)

A view Kissane Sheep Farm's sheepdog demonstration area from the motorcoach park. (Photo courtesy Content Collector. Copyright 2007.)

The sun shines brightly over the Picnic Area at Kissane Sheep Farm. Visitors can walk here and enjoy a quiet meal with a great view. (Photo courtesy Content Collector. Copyright 2007.)

Guests and adoptive parents can bring a picnic lunch and enjoy the views of the Black Valley and the Macgillycuddy's Reeks with Carrauntoohill, Ireland's highest mountain.

Bottle feeding lambs is just one of the benefits of being an adoptive parent.

This is a view of Peakeen, the farm's highest peak, taken from the top of Moll's Gap. The road to Kenmare goes off to the right, while the Killarney road is to the left of the peak. (Photo courtesy Content Collector. copyright 2007.)

Sammy the (at the time) young ram joins a family on the Puzzle Walk at Kissane Sheep Farm