Thursday, November 14, 2024
Praline Sundae gave a big kiss
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Thursday, October 10, 2024
the aftermath of destroying the Paca Shop
My favorite hen of all times is Henny Penny. She follows me everywhere. Seriously, she follows me everywhere she can. If she had a diaper on, she'd follow me into the house.
After I let everyone out of the "Hen House" in the morning, she'll stretch and squack and make her rounds and see what I'm up to. I'll pick her up and give her a "love" and then she'll carry on while I tend to the alpacas and dogs.
While I get hay or grain for the alpacas, she'll be following me around. Sh read more...
Henny Penny in the hay stack
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Friday, September 27, 2024
Mischievous and looking for a way to get OUT
For some reason I don't seem to learn the first time around. OK, I might be a slow learner or sometimes get distracted. I think I actually was a bit distracted.
Tuesday evening I did some of my afternoon chores and made sure everyone had fresh water and hay. It was our "activity day" for our young girls in my church's organization. We were helping with a service project of harvesting potatoes that were grown locally for people in our town. They aren't to be sold but are grown through read more...
Gorgeous and Naught at the same time
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Friday, September 6, 2024
Diena and Neapolitan Sundae
Once in a while I am able to "getaway" from the ranch and play with grandchildren. This time, for me, it's a birthday party and a few grandparent days at the elementary school that must be celebrated in a state many miiles away that will take me away from CCRA.
M has (willingly) taken over chores for the alpacas, dogs, cats, as well as for the hens and roosters.
While our "Employee of the Month" (Ricky Bobby) is promising to not help much, M will rely on the help of one read more...
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Thursday, July 25, 2024
The Getaway - on Nebula
How do I begin to describe this?
Back in the Spring of 2024 .... a film crew, a bunch of game show participants referred to as "Snitches" and some darling female alpacas and crias, all residing at Circle Cliff Ranch Alpacas, and me, worked together to create something magical.
This "magic" is what I am referring to as Episode Three of "The Getaway." It was released July 24, 2024 on Nebula, an on-line by subscription service. read more...
Volkswagon bus bringing in contestants (Snitches)
Who can park here? Must love alpacas!
Contestants ready to meet alpacas for the first time
Red Phone is the way the contestants received their instructions
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Thursday, June 6, 2024
Norah June enjoying treats on her birthday June 7, 2024
This Spring has kept us so busy. Now, we're just days away from Summer. The temperature has been in the high 80's which feels like summer, and everything is greening up in our little valley.
We have done a few breedings --
*Trixie Allie is "married" to Django Fandango
*Neapolitan Sundae (Polly) is "married" to Estates Joyous Olina (Ollie)
Crias take 11. read more...
Odin ready to greet shoppers at our Paca Shop
Henny Penny, the hen, got her name today, while Tomar Leche looked on.
Creative children designed two unique alpacas using fleece from our alpacas
Fun-loving film artists gathered after a creative session @circlecliffranchalpacas
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Saturday, May 4, 2024
Springtoo Oh
Ollie
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Tuesday, April 23, 2024
Birthday Party Central
April has been the month of birthdays, and Circle Cliff Ranch Alpacas has been "Birthday Party" central.
We have celebrated so many personalized birthday parties here this month. Each one has been joyous and unique in their own ways. Each have left me smiling and so happy that we (Odin, the alpacas and I) could be a part of memories that were made to last a lifetime.
One birthday was especially perfect. Organized months ahead of time by friends, the birthday girl didn't k read more...
Birthday guests feeding the girls
Everyone, even Odin, loves the attention
Alpacas definitely make you smile!
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Tuesday, March 19, 2024
Diena and Goldie
When we moved here in 2015, we had never had chickens before. I had only held a chick or two when I was a child. M said, "We don't need chickens" and that was that.
One week when he was in SLC, he returned home to find we HAD chickens. I had overcome my fear and had traded loaves of fresh wheat bread for chickens, a very good trade indeed.
From that day on I have enjoyed chicken ownership and the ups and downs of it. I have lost a few to old age, and that has been sad. I have read more...
Ethel the hen
Ariel the hen
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