we visited the cutest family farm near our freinds’ house
sweet animals and baked goods and alpaca wearables
a little shop, and baking classes
everything created and taught and well cared for by the family
on a beautiful plot of land
a lovey place to vist and a lovely place to live.
—
‘farming is a profession of hope’
-brian brett, farmer and writer
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Decidedly cute livestock
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They were so charming and I want to go back and meet the mini donkeys who live there
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Mini donkeys – how wonderful!
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Very cute! Looks fun.
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It was so great
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Love the cow!
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A highland!
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Perfect! 😊😊
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That Brian Brett quote is perfect. My dad was a farmer, and it was definitely a profession of hope!
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I’m glad it made sense to you I do think it takes a lot of dedication and certainly hope
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🧑🌾
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But no tempting photos of the ‘baked goods’ or were they quickly devoured before you manage to find the camera :-)
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Oh they were amazing- sorry ))
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I love those little cows!! ♥
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They are sweet
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We love those family-friendly farms, and there are quite a few in the county we live in. Great places to take our grandchildren to.
Best wishes, Pete.
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It was so lovely and everyone that was there seems so happy, especially all the children that we’re visiting
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We’re
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They look so cute.
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There were so many cute animals there and the family clearly animal lovers and took really good care of them
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That’s wonderful.
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So lovely Beth.
Is that a Highland Cow?
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It is!
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it sounds perfect
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Such a nice visit
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what fun!
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It was great
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Alpacas are so adorable. They just have permanent smiles on their faces. The farm visit sounded lovely!
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They were so friendly, just like the family, and we fed them some veggies
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That is one butt-ugly cow . . . just saying.
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Awww , it’s sure shaggy, but something endearing about him
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I wonder if there’s such a thing as alpaca cheese?
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for some reason, I feel like there is –
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Yes. That is a wonderful quote.
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it’s so honest
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Oh what fun! I love alpacas. Lots of them in the mountains around here. They are great pack animals in addition to the wool they provide.
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and they are so cute
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Sounds like a lovely adventure.
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you would love it there, this family loves animals and they walk around with them
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Sounds truly wonderful. I would absolutely love that.
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Lovely 😍
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<3
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The alpacas! In love…so sweet. ❤️❤️❤️
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the cutest!
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❤️😉❤️
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It sounds like a splendid way to spend a day — and I loved the photos. Thanks for bringing us along, Beth. Hugs.
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oh, it was wonderful!
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I love the furry cow
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he’s a highland and they are so furry and cute
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Does look a lovely place to visit and live. 😊
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it’s really charming
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love alpacas and llamas; there used to be a farm where we lived — and we’d visit it regularly each year; it was refreshing and regenerative ; and there was a great cafe there too, all home grown products —
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exactly, yes –
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Oh, that highland cow — so cute!!
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yes, he’s a. messy mini and so cute
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