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The unfermented kind.  I've only been up for an hour and a half. Morning everyone.
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(OK, so I got a little carried away with Photoshop.)
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It's been wet and cold this last week, but it was dry last night so Luna slept outside - and…
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First experiences with water are always unpredictable - unless you have a Lab.
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t's hard to get detail in the black - it absorbs so much light.
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I just use autofocus most of the time.  And I have a Fine Arts degree in Photography. It's not cheating…
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this blurry photo of a Scarlet Robin flying around in the Alpaca yard.
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and while out I took this photo of Luna looking at the Alpacas with her best "why can't I play…
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There are two native cammelids in South America - the Vicuna and the Guanaco.   From breeding and cross-breeding these…
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You've got me beat there, since I'm a bit iffy in the sanity department.
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It's not a contest - really.  We figure we might add a few more chickens, and get the Aplaca herd…
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Nina is eight years old.  Her official name is "Inca Black Queen," but we're calling her Nina, which is the…
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Hi IVG.  I'm still getting to know them myself.  They are by nature stand-offish and generally don't like to be…
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This is his baby coat.  As he gets older his coat will come in pure black, just like mama's.
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Here's Inti, which is Quechuen (a language spoken by Peruvian natives) for the Sun, hiding behind his mama.
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It's almost 8pm Wed. down in Tasmanina. I have a phone conference for a magazine I edit in a few…
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And the return volley. Is this more what the color should be?
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This one isn't as brightly colored.  Color variation is very common in australian plants and animals. I have no idea…
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This is a Snappy Gum tree and Spinifex grass from the Pilbarra region.  And yes, the soil has so much…
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I've lived several places it grew wild.   It's very pretty, but I still wouldn't have it in my garden.…
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