While ferrying plants from Cedar Rock Gardens to jobs this weekend I passed by Angie’s adorable Alpacas half a dozen times. Just had to stop and say a quick hello!
I think this one is named Magnolia, for the color of her softly hued hair. She was taking a languid roll in the grass. Doesn’t she look positively angelic?
Magnolia and Pippi Longstocking (please write Angie if the Alpaca’s names are incorrect).
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I think this one is named Magnolia, for the color of her softly hued hair. She was taking a languid roll in the grass. Doesn’t she look positively angelic?
Magnolia and Pippi Longstocking (please write Angie if the Alpaca’s names are incorrect).
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