Saffy doesn’t know how lucky she is, sharing her home as she does with four sheep, two pigs, eight piglets and, wait for it... two alpacas! She and her owners are really living the dream and were very obliging when we visited last weekend, allowing us to feed the sheep and alpacas. (If only I knew more people with alpacas, we could have a weekly Alpacaday!)
Despite all of us technically being adults, we were squealing like children at a petting zoo, especially at these...
... who kept trying to sneak up on us but, the minute we turned to look at them, ran off at full pelt back to the safety of their parents. It was so nice to see pigs living as pigs should, with lots of space and an orchard to snuffle around.
Saffy doesn’t know how lucky she is, sharing her home as she does with four sheep, two pigs, eight piglets and, wait for it... two alpacas! She and her owners are really living the dream and were very obliging when we visited last weekend, allowing us to feed the sheep and alpacas. (If only I knew more people with alpacas, we could have a weekly Alpacaday!)
Despite all of us technically being adults, we were squealing like children at a petting zoo, especially at these...
... who kept trying to sneak up on us but, the minute we turned to look at them, ran off at full pelt back to the safety of their parents. It was so nice to see pigs living as pigs should, with lots of space and an orchard to snuffle around.
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