This morning Mac and I finally started to clear the very last alpaca pasture of rocks....yes that right your eyes are not deceiving you. After three years of blood sweat and tears we are now almost done picking rocks.

The most interesting rock we have found so far is one that turned up today, on the top side it looked nothing special but the bottom is just a mass of fossilized sea shells maybe some sort of oyster who knows. The shells are set into what was obviously a sandy sea shore many years ago. Which all goes to prove that we are not that there was previous life on the alpaca farm.



Now if any of you out there know what these shells are (or perhaps I should say were) and maybe how old they might be then we would really like to hear from you.

Meanwhile the irrigation system and cria watch dictate that I get back to the task in hand!

Thank you for coming by to see whats happening and please call back whenever you want to discover what we have been up to.

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