This afternoon we visited an alpaca farm. It is one of the farm-hosts for Rural Ramble. Tomorrow we hope to attend a dairy farm and a managed woodlot.
I have a faint, very faint, plan to own alpacas, and seeing this farm made me want to do it even more. The farm offers boarding, so that might be a good way to begin when (if) I ever act upon this notion of mine.
Later tomorrow I'll post some of photographs from the farms.
Oh my! Alpacas are wonderful! We used to visit some folks who kept alpacas, and they were the most charming animals. The babies were just adorable. I can't wait until you get some. You wouldn't be considering emus too, would you?
Cindy
__________________ When Poe ain't happy, ain't nobody happy.
Katherine, my picture isn't displaying correctly -- something is missing in the top left. Is this a family from the witness protection program? There seems to be a baby and a hat in the way of ther man in this picture.
The alpacas are cute. I bet they'd make nice sweaters.
Margaret, who has several alpaca sweaters, and has a hat with alpacas on it!
PS -- all teasing aside, Nicholas and Julia look adorable!
When Poe ain't happy, ain't nobody happy.
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