Do you really need 20 reasons to come to Sheep-to-Shawl at Philipsburg Manor this weekend? Well, we've got them. Specifically, 19 newborn lambs - including a set of rare triplets! - and a baby calf named Marigold.

The triplets and Marigold (and mother cow Maebell) are on display in these wonderful images taken by Maeve Montalvo, a farmer at Philipsburg Manor.

I'm pretty sure the triplets don't yet have names. Any suggestions?

Sheep-to-Shawl takes place Saturday and Sunday from 10-6. Click here for a schedule of events.

Oh, and shhhhh, don't tell anyone, BUT, if you use the promo code BAA when you buy tickets online, you'll get $3 off kids' tickets. That's a 50% savings. That's a recession buster, buster.

Last but not least in the Winter WonderLights YouTube Video Contest, is Alan Fox, who cleverly wove together some moody music and great visuals and has thus earned the fourth and final iPod touch, courtesy of WHUD 100.7. Nice job, Alan!

The YouTube virtual shelf now runneth over with great Winter WonderLights videos. Many thanks to all who entered!

Next up in the Winter WonderLights winner's circle is Thomas Stigi, who delivered this rather dramatic and lively vid that's just a delight.

Thomas's efforts make him the third WWL attendee to earn an iPod touch, courtesy of WHUD 100.7 Check out his excellent work below.

Next up in our list of winners is another stellar creation, this time courtesy of Vanphouthon Souvannasane, who used original Winter WonderLights music (created by master musician Jim Keyes) as background for his work.

His video also incorporates explanatory text from the event and great visuals. Nice job, V.! His efforts make him the second iPod touch winner, courtesy of WHUD 100.7. Check it out below.