Alpaca checkup

Drove down into the valley today to check up on the alpacas and the cheeky moo.

Found the Abigail Moo did kick the disconnected water trough further around. But the alpacas were sweet and nosy and followed me. Whiskey came so close that she almost touched the camera.

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