My friends at Marshalls Farmstand
My View of Life on the Dock
Happy Holidays from Rocky, Buttercup, Frankie and Stormy. These cuties are so fun and gentle.
Love these alpacas, sometimes they look like they are actually smiling. The goats are adorable.
When shopping at Marshalls Farm Stand saw an exciting sign. Marshalls Farm stand will be open until Christmas. After getting some fresh veggies and fruit went over to visit my friends, the alpacas and goats. Frankie she wanted to hang with me and the goats were making lots of great noises. Also noticed this unusual pumpkin.
I am simply crazy about this beautiful alpaca scarf given to me by Angela Marshall and have been wearing it nonstop for the three days (although with temperatures predicted in the seventies this week, I may have to take a brief break). I love stopping by to visit Angela and the gift was wholly unexpected, taking me quite off guard.
These super soft and warm scarves come in an assortment of lovely colors and are the perfect size–not too big that they are cumbersome, and not too small to be ineffective. Stop by to visit Angie’s Alpacas and see for yourself her wonderful selection of alpaca yarn (shorn from Cape Ann’s very own alpacas) along with a collection of alpaca hats, mittens, socks, and many more treasures.
Frankie posing for her glamour shot during magic hour
Presently, Angie’s Alpacas is open by appointment. Call 978-729-7180 or email Angela at Angiez65@hotmail.com. As the shop becomes established, so too will the hours. A website and Facebook page, created by Angela’s daughter Jenn, are underway. Angie’s Alpacas is located at Marshall’s Farm, 148 Concord Street, Gloucester.
New grazing area for the alpacas, and they love it!
See previous post about the Angela Marshall’s alpaca yarn here.
Sneak Peak and Super Exciting news for Cape Ann Knitters and Crafters
I stopped by Capt. Joes, to see how Joey was doing, spent approximately 20 minutes watching Frankie working at top speed. Get Better Joey.
Dave Jewell Trains Frankie In The Art Of Setting A Lobster Trawl
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