13/08/2026
🐣 Hi 👋🏼 everyone 🐣
🤍 Time for a proper introduction - the Folklore Coop was born in 2022 🤍
🪺 I’m Cynthia, who shares time working as a caseload midwife, being a mum to my children, and my farm animals🪺
I learned to enjoy Taylor Swift while tagging along with my daughter’s fan antics with her favourite singer, and this is where the name “Folkore Coop” comes from (those who know, know). We still have to add a whole lot of plants, and leaves to the roof though. Hopefully, I can get some real vines growing on there..
Growing up on my aunty’s farm, I spent countless hours there and have always dreamed of becoming a vet. While the dream didn’t come true, it’s remained cherished in my heart.
My kids love animals too and they’re the reason I became “the crazy chicken lady”. From our humble beginnings with just four tiny chicks, we discovered that chicken math is a thing.
The crazy chicken lady golden rule is also a thing: I won’t ever admit how many chickens I have. Who is counting? I’m not, you are!
We are settled in the Karana Downs area and love the beautiful greenery around us. Currently, we have an assortment of chicken and quails breeds and a couple of miniature goats that are very spoiled and always wondering why in this life their mummy, who bottle-fed them from just month-old, does NOT live outside with them.
My hobby farm has become a side hustle that I do wholeheartedly. It’s a labour of love fuelled by my passion for reading, studying and learning. I’ve been particularly enjoying genetics recently.
Earlier his year I took one of my chickens to a show and she won second prize 🏆. It’s a great learning experience and also loads of fun.
My favourite thing is spending time outdoors pampering and caring for them. So grab a drink, sit back and enjoy watching our learning experiences, successes and failures with a touch of behind-the-scenes. 🍸 🛋️ 🍷 🥂 🐓 🪺