Ooops, no camelidae family here, just cows in the English country side.
Llama in winter at the Retreat Petting Farm, Brattleboro
Camel in Cappadocia
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10 comments:
What a beautiful farm and cute animals :)
These photos are superb. But what I really about them is the way you combine animals from various countries...the world over, animals are the same. As are humans. We just haven't learned that yet.
Thanks, Jacob. Julie challenged me to find a way to show my holiday photos by integrating them into my Brattleboro blog. You make me feel good about the way I decided to meet the challenge.
wow This farm is kind of magical!This nice Llama is far away from home, because it is from the Andes!
Great post!
Léia
Thanks for the photo souvenirs.
That's so good idea combining them with Brattleboro's.
New to your blog. Camels and Llamas. Yes, it works!
I really like what are you posting these days and the way you are posting it. Funny and interesting.
Great set of these different and integrated views, the one of the English country side is superb!
Another great set of our four legged friends!
I smile each time I see how you are doing it! Very clever and interesting. Lovely lovely photographs.
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