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December 8, 2004 We took four young llamas for their first trip to a beach and they thoroughly enjoyed splashing around in the water.
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November 21, Talia takes Francesca & 8 mth old Xquisite for a stroll around the block. Xquisite is tied to her mother so she can calmly follow closely. |
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Sunday 3rd
October, Blessing of the Animals Leanne takes Rangemore Jos to be blessed by the Vicar of St James Church, Stone Store Hill, Kerikeri. |
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September 7th, 8th and 9th There were over 100 children from Riverview School who had the pleasure of leading a llama as part of their study of mammals.
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25th August We had two busloads of visitors on the same day. Due to heavy rain we set up a display in the sunroom to avoid the mud over at the llama yards.
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9th July Campbell takes Dalai out for a drive.
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Kerikeri celebrated Matariki day (Maori New Years) at the Stone Store basin. We settled ourselves by the river's edge at Kemp House, New Zealand's first wooden building and mission house (1819-1848) Hone, a local
Maori of the Ngapuhi iwi, stopped to say hello to
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Saturday 8th May 2004 Fun Day Kids and llamas lined up for fun and games with obstacles and llamas.
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April 22rd We took four boys on a four kilometre walk from Lake Manuwai through dairy farming country.
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27th March
2004 Poetry and Socrates behaved impeccably showing just what is special about llamas for a Lifestyle Block.
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February 7th Llamas were invited to attend the opening of the KeriKeri Library.
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New Years 1st January 2004 Chyna Doll greets small farm visitors by lying down for accessible cuddles.
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