Monthly Archives: October 2015
a picture paints a thousand words… Autumn freedom
all I want for Christmas…
Showman Show 2015 Newbury Showground
Yak – tasting is believing
I know I am skipping ahead or behind on blogs all the time but I must tell you that we had the pleasure of tasting some YAK (yes you read that right) the other day from our friends “oop north”
and honestly I have to rave about it… see for yourself…
POT ROASK YAK…
ROAST YAK …
YAK SLICE…
ROAST YAK AND RED WINE …
Showmans Show 2016 at Newbury
Corporate Alpaca at Kensmyth doing “selfies”
Downton Abbey and Andy Pandy hoodies
this post is totally unrelated to Alpaca for once so no hidden agenda. missed Downton last night as too tired from Alpaca work and went to bed early but what a riot about a bit of blood on a tv show for goodness sakes!
Bet Joe Public did not object in the Upstairs Downstairs gentry shooting themselves with pistols did they!!??
and on the subject of Hoodies being used by “thugs” – what a generalisation that is.. who started that trend anyway?
in the 50’s could it have been guess who… Andy Pandy of course
The Harrow Inn, Wanborough and Pizza mania
Time flies and jobs keep happening. Alpaca have been enjoying the rays and the frost has cleansed the ground but the grass is still growing which is fab! Managed to get a lunch out in Wanborough at The Harrow Inn which has great beers (so hubby says) and great service…
a sharing starter…
and a wicked mushroom, poached egg number…
but back to earth with a bump and a new “quick farmer” pizza rubber easy in the oven plate…
British Veterinary Camelid Society Conference Beaumont Estate Hotel
Well yesterday found me off in the early hours to the BVCS conference in Old Windsor. Early morning, long day, long drive (not as much as for some) Great to catch up with old friends, meet new Llama friends and learn what is new in the inner workings of these incredible creatures.
Learning different Veterinary perspectives on breeding, genetic defects, worming methods and drugs and a whole host of uses for Alpaca and Llama was captivating.