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Violet Hill Farm

Producing fine huacaya and merino fleece

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Deb Schoenberg
4129 Willow Lane
Lexington, KY, 40516
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Its my first shearing for sheep but I will have lovely zipper crimped raw fleece for the hand spinner. I am very flexible about quantity and pricing since its my first shearing, but so far, the fleece is lovely.

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