While recently updating my blog I realized I forgot a few things. Last summer, we seemed to be very busy with days to the park,
Silverwood and camping. On August 13, 2010, we took a trip to visit a local Alpaca Farm with our playgroup friends. The family was originally from Corona, in Southern California, so I enjoyed chatting with them about that. Well, I think they may have started in
Sandpoint, Idaho moved to New York, then to California, and now back to Idaho in Dalton Gardens. They were a wonderful family who opened up
their farm for our kids to run and enjoy the alpacas.
The alpacas were so soft and friendly. It really made me want one, not that I actually see that happening anytime in my near futre.
They had a table with items made from the alpaca fleece. All the children were able to pick out a finger puppet.
The babies were so especially soft and cute. The kids were able to run into the large field with the alpacas, as long as they were not chasing the animals.
This was one of my favorite field trips. The family was so wonderful and the alpacas were so sweet, soft, and friendly.
While recently updating my blog I realized I forgot a few things. Last summer, we seemed to be very busy with days to the park, Silverwood and camping. On August 13, 2010, we took a trip to visit a local Alpaca Farm with our playgroup friends. The family was originally from Corona, in Southern California, so I enjoyed chatting with them about that. Well, I think they may have started in Sandpoint, Idaho moved to New York, then to California, and now back to Idaho in Dalton Gardens. They were a wonderful family who opened up their farm for our kids to run and enjoy the alpacas.
The alpacas were so soft and friendly. It really made me want one, not that I actually see that happening anytime in my near futre.
They had a table with items made from the alpaca fleece. All the children were able to pick out a finger puppet.
The babies were so especially soft and cute. The kids were able to run into the large field with the alpacas, as long as they were not chasing the animals.
This was one of my favorite field trips. The family was so wonderful and the alpacas were so sweet, soft, and friendly.
