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We took a few days in the mountains around the Georgia/North Carolina border.  Resting up, getting up in the morning whenever we feel like it, visiting quaint mountain towns, browsing log cabin furnishing stores and enjoying multi-color foliage.  We don’t get much in the way of leaf color change where we live.  That is about the only thing I miss from Tennessee.  The weather and leaves have been gorgeous:

A fitting scene for the season:

And a leisurely drive to visit the gift shop at John C. Campb

This week I got llama:
Yarn - which is the first commercial 100% llama I have seen.

And a boy:

Meet Mini Hot Fudge Sundae, aka “Little Ricky”, a sweet and gentle 1 year old boy,  formerly of Windy Valley Llamas.  He seems to be settling in fine.  Our other two llamas are less than impressed.  Hopefully, he will grow on them, as he is slated to become herdsire when he is a bit older.
Here is what it is like to bring home a llama in a cargo van.  Actually, when he settled down, he did not give an

I really miss our little Bongo, and keeping up with the antics of KaNicki on You Tube helps me quite a bit.
He is one smart little Timneh.  Watch and see for yourselves!!  I think this video deserves some sort of reward.

This video was created by LionIsa and KaNicki.  If you enjoyed it, please visit her page and view some more videos of the amazing KaNicki.

Upside down dancing

My friend knits awesome shoes!!

Our llama was very upset when the builders came to start our house.

Bongo hurries to check out the computer.

This is the best spinning video I have ever seen!!