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- Do I detect a nip in the air?
- Fall is here - the ristras have arrived!
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That's a beautiful drive around Patagonia and Sonoita, the rolling hills and the vistas stretching into the distance. Did you see any antelope? There are a lot around there and they can be grazing quite close to the road!
ReplyDeleteNo but we did see alpacas and lamas!
ReplyDeleteHa! Sounds like you were in South America and not South Arizona!!
DeleteI know these animals are becoming quite popular to raise, for their wool and for being pack animals (plus their cuteness factor).. AND, they're OK with the heat!