Sheila from Scalpay Linen called the other day to let us know she had left our alpaca wool that she had spun in our porch ... we didn’t even notice it was there. I’ve never seen Anne move so fast when she got off the phone. Sorry we weren’t in Sheila, hope you didn’t come all that way just to see us. We have seen and felt plenty alpaca wool during our visits to other alpaca farms and we were not disappointed with ours…… thank you so much Sheila for doing a fantastic job. Here is a picture of her hard work.
In between watching out for any new cria I have been busy bagging and bringing all our peat off the moor and finally finished bagging with just a few more runs to collect it. Think I’ll celebrate with a couple of beers tonight before I think about embarking on my next mini project. I have 300m of fencing which needs done before we get our stud alpaca.
I noticed our hit counter jumped about 11,000 overnight. I’m guessing our blog isn’t that popular so there must be a glitch with it. Anyone else experience this?
Congratulations on your new arrivals!
ReplyDeleteRegarding your stats; go get yourself signed up for Google Analytics, which can be easily integrated into your blog.
No such thing as overdue to an alpaca ;) Happens when it happens....
ReplyDeleteThanks GuruAnt, I've added it now. Hi Lucy, both Jasmine and Tara are now at 358 days although I did read that they can go as late as 370. I guess a little more patience is needed. What is the latest yours have gone?
ReplyDeleteWaiting with baited breath - this force 10 should bring on labour pretty quickly!
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