Showing posts with label stud services. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stud services. Show all posts
Thursday, 14 May 2015
Bang bang bang... Those gate posts take a while
26 in and 8 to go... It's a long old job banging in the fence posts on this new quarantine facility at TOFT. This is my view for hours on end. Stiff neck- tell me about it!
Wednesday, 25 March 2015
Be nice to my kids at the British Alpaca Futurity on Friday at the Ricoh Arena Coventry
Sorry I can't make it to the Ricoh for the Futurity I'm just too busy bonking the girlies but I'm sending my kids along to see you all on Friday...
Give them a good time will you? xxx
Yours sincerely ...
Lavender Park Tulley...standing at TOFT
Friday, 5 April 2013
A wee hint of Spring
Tucked away in a sheltered spot in our garden a burst of colour made its presence felt this week despite that cold east wind. The first Daffodils burst open and we cut a few to brighten up the Toft Alpaca Studio to at least give us hope that Spring is on its way.
Not that the alpacas mind this dry cold spell. They positively thrive on this ever present wind as long as that have enough to eat. Their fleeces seem to ping out and shout at you in this cold weather and when you open them up the brightness is truly startling!
But we humans have had enough of winter now. We need a little bit of warmth in the air to encourage all those people wanting alpacas and stud services to knock on our door and see the alpacas whilst they are still in fleece. I can't believe we'll be shearing in six weeks and winter hasn't let go its grip yet. Hey ho!
Not that the alpacas mind this dry cold spell. They positively thrive on this ever present wind as long as that have enough to eat. Their fleeces seem to ping out and shout at you in this cold weather and when you open them up the brightness is truly startling!
But we humans have had enough of winter now. We need a little bit of warmth in the air to encourage all those people wanting alpacas and stud services to knock on our door and see the alpacas whilst they are still in fleece. I can't believe we'll be shearing in six weeks and winter hasn't let go its grip yet. Hey ho!
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