Not a llama
Jun. 3rd, 2013 06:17 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
superbadgirlCSB: I thought the alpaca farm was not far away. I was sure of it, so when I accidentally missed the turn into the hotel parking lot and kept going ... and going and going, I started to wonder if they even truly existed outside of my brain. I gave it fifteen miles, then couldn't in good conscience keep going. On the way back, I ran into the alpaca farm. Just about exactly the distance I thought it was - six miles. I'd already logged the miles, so...
There were only three up close in good photographable range. All others were out to pasture or behind ugly fencing. :(
I kind of loved this one. She was such a cool cat and actually looked my direction. Kind of.
This is Dolly. Dolly is with cria - the guy said she'd pop any day now and encouraged me to come back if I get the chance. Oh, curse this short training week! I'll only be here through Wednesday afternoon.
She made some pretty cute disgruntled noises as she chowed. That's apparently a pretty good indicator she's about to have the baby. Poor thing.
This one refused to acknowledge my presence.
But what a profile shot!
I'm not even kidding. I drove away certain that I need to have an alpaca farm. Maybe with some goats too. I can make cheese and sweaters. *nods* Seriously, these things are so super cute. Because they're so super cute and I'm kind of envious of the farmer, I had to go see his little store - basically a room in his basement - and found a big bin of alpaca balls. The newest thing in dryer anti-static! Not kidding.
I bought three. Even if they don't work I feel good supporting anyone who has 160 alpacas, just because, and now can't wait to do laundry. LOL.
There were only three up close in good photographable range. All others were out to pasture or behind ugly fencing. :(
I kind of loved this one. She was such a cool cat and actually looked my direction. Kind of.
This is Dolly. Dolly is with cria - the guy said she'd pop any day now and encouraged me to come back if I get the chance. Oh, curse this short training week! I'll only be here through Wednesday afternoon.
She made some pretty cute disgruntled noises as she chowed. That's apparently a pretty good indicator she's about to have the baby. Poor thing.
This one refused to acknowledge my presence.
But what a profile shot!
I'm not even kidding. I drove away certain that I need to have an alpaca farm. Maybe with some goats too. I can make cheese and sweaters. *nods* Seriously, these things are so super cute. Because they're so super cute and I'm kind of envious of the farmer, I had to go see his little store - basically a room in his basement - and found a big bin of alpaca balls. The newest thing in dryer anti-static! Not kidding.
I bought three. Even if they don't work I feel good supporting anyone who has 160 alpacas, just because, and now can't wait to do laundry. LOL.
