FIRST STEPS

BABIES, (CRIAS) WILL ALWAYS INSTINCTIVELY STAY CLOSE TO THEIR MOTHER.
THIS BABY IS JUST OVER 1 HOUR OLD.

MARIAH HILL SCANDOLOUS

YOU CAN SEE THE CONSISTANCY OF THE STUD MALE, WITH SHOWDOWN, AND SCANDOLOUS, PURE POISON...SIRE - J. STEFANO (DEC.) (FULL ACCOYO).

MARIAH HILL SHOWDOWN

MAGNIFICANT LUSTRE, THIS MALE NOW STANDS AT STUD IN BELGIUM

Mariah Hill Statement

Now resides in the UK.
his fleece has the highest lustre.

Extrremely fine, and excellent density...opens cleanly like a book

Black Onyx

Black Onyx resides in Belgium.
A must for any black breeder.
This fleece is just so amazing for a black breeder...crimp even stretching from front of chest to the tail.

Suri

Of course we all know there are two types of Alpacas.
Huacaya and Suri
Huacaya are the ones we see more of, but the beautiful SURI, can never be forgotten.
Although both are same in temperment, and other features, the SURI, fibre is very different to the huacaya.
I see them like a curtain of silk, especially when they run.
there really is something to see a beautiful suri in his full fleece, when they frolick around the paddock, and this beautiful curtain of fleece as it flows like coral on a sea floor.

MIck dore

THe property we live on was one of the Original farming properties of Victoria.
When it was settled, in 1841, this area was NSW and in 1851 when they separated Victoria away from NSW, this was the largest operating farm in Victoria at the time.
The family was the Dore family.
In 1851, they were then offered to purchase the land, as previously, they only leased the freehold, as that is how it was done in the early settlement days in Australia.
Mick Dore was the son of the original settler John Dore.
this tree is outside the old house, which my son Andrew is buying and has made home for him his fiance and his expected daughter in August 2011.
The Dore family imigrated from Ireland during the potatoe famine.
Don't you just love the dog in the tree behind Mick, and also his beautiful blue eyes.


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