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Showing posts with label creek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creek. Show all posts

Sunday, November 13, 2011

Alpaca and Nature Day Camp 2012 Dates

We are already thinking about camp for 2012 and the dates have been set:

Session I - June 11-15
Session II - June 25-29
Session III - July 9-13
Session IV - July 23-27
10 campers +1 CIT per session. 

Come join us for a unique learning experience.
Call:             573-815-9500      .
Registration will begin in January. Check back in January for more 
information.




Here are some pictures from Alpaca and Nature Day Camp 2011, enjoy!













We sure had a lot of fun at camp this past summer!

Monday, January 11, 2010

I am Back once Again

Winter has been really hard here at Sycamore Creek Farm. The snow is beautiful and welcomed as a blanket for our plants. However, the alpacas would like some area where the snow is not covering the ground so they can kush. The problem has not been the snow, rather the subzero temps. The alpacas, for the most part have enjoyed the cooler weather, but I have not. Despite three pairs of gloves, my fingertips freeze within a few minutes. It is hard to refill the heated water buckets and to clean up the more than frozen poop. As I find myself bitching about winter on the farm I know that my heart is in this farm and there is not another place I would rather reside.
I love my walks along the frozen creek. On those walks I get to know the other critters that reside on the farm. Their tracks show their playful side. I come across places where they have stopped to play in the snow. I see the tracks from the deer walking down the center of the frozen creek. Our critters are very active in this bitter winter weather.
We are having a mid-January thaw, so the temps will improve, but the mud will and wetness will be the new factors to deal with. Of course, that means there will be new adventures too.