Went Back To The Alpaca Farm's Open House

The grandkids were going to the local alpaca farm’s yearly open house, and we had nothing planned, so we went too. I didn’t mind because I’m an animal lover myself and like seeing them. It’s not as if I had a choice in the matter because Molly really wants an alpaca and loves them.

It’s free and neat to see the alpacas. They’re not an animal that you get to see that often. It’s cool that you can go into a fenced-in area where they have some and let the kids walk them. You get to touch them, and their fur feels so thick. It almost feels like a teddy bear. It’s not too far from home, either. We could walk. It’d be a longer walk, but we could do it.

This picture shows a brown alpaca that has a white nose and face laying on the ground in the middle of the grass in the sun. — This Alpaca Has Had Enough

This picture shows a mostly light tan or whiteish alpaca with a couple of dark spots on it's back and sides. — This One Had Spots

This picture shows a dark brown Aplaca — Dark Alpaca

This Alpaca Has Had Enough

This One Had Spots

Dark Alpaca