Friday, February 14, 2014
boys yard
What a winter we are having! With snow and/or ice every week, we are busy keeping critters happy, warm and dry. It's a challenge to say the least. If that's not a full time job in itself, we are also getting our spring show string ready for the start of show season in March. We have 6 registered and getting halter trained for Nationals first weekend in March, then we head up to Massachusetts for North American where the competition is fierce! For now, relax and enjoy some pictures around the far read more...
breakfast
down back
ladies club around the heated water tub
babies!
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Thursday, February 6, 2014
Peruvian woman in traditional dress
alpaca ranch
Natives
local weaver
Machu Picchu
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Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Mother welcoming the 1st alpacas
As we rush around preparing for the holiday festivities, I am reminded of those things that matter most; family, friends, health. Our alpaca venture began over 8 years ago when my mother suffered her first stroke. She and I were closer than any mother/daughter and the best of friends. We did everything together and were very involved in horses since I was 3 years old. We would trail ride together nearly every night of the week in the south jersey pines, and then take off on weekends showing h read more...
She became good at clean-up
together at shows
...and more shows...
Merry Christmas from Tim & I
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Sunday, November 10, 2013
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Saturday, September 21, 2013
Miss Motor Honey family
An extraordinary alpaca doesn't come along every day. Yes, yes, they are all special in their own ways, of course. But to win our "Mother of the Year" award takes a very special lady. This year's winner is Miss Motor Honey. After she delivered a beautiful little female of her own, an unforeseen tragedy occurred and we were faced with a 2 month old orphan cria from another mom. I immediately thought Miss Motor Honey may make a terrific nurse-mom for our orphan, but trying to convince her was no e read more...
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Saturday, August 17, 2013
Our summer projects are under way; we've finished a fencing project in the boy's yards and are busy working on an ongoing irrigation project for all of the alpaca paddocks. In addition, there's always some type of construction or renovation to our 160 year old farmhouse. So, with all of this coming to completion soon, the question arises, "What next?". Well..........babies of course! Fall babies will begin arriving September 1st!!!! For deliveries and due dates, drop down our "More Info" tab and read more...
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Friday, July 12, 2013
Josephine's boy with Aunt Moonie
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Thursday, July 11, 2013
We are very privileged and excited that our article, "Challenges Facing Alpaca Breeders Today" has been accepted by Alpacas Magazine and is featured in the new SPRING ISSUE! Check it out today! Please contact us to talk about ways in which you can optimize space, grazing, or get the most out of your marketing dollars. New breeders-let us help you get started practically and efficiently!
We'd like to extend a special 'thank you' to AOBA and Alpacas Magazine for allowing us to share our thought read more...
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