The first two rows are installed
The finished south-facing roof
Throughout all of this activity of course, we are also getting on with our Alpaca business and tomorrow, we are having our vet visit us to scan a couple of our Elite girls which are proving a little difficult to ascertain their pregnancy status. It is always a challenge to accurately determine the "spit-off" results and so we are turning to our vet for some expert prognosis.
The Easter-Wood farm cat, that we purchased at a recent farm auction is really well at home now and is not only extemely cute, she is most effective as a "mouser". Her appearence whilst receiving visitors however generates much engineered attention and she simply adores being fussed over, bringing about a welcomed diversion to the ever present graft with the cabin assembly.
We have decided to take a break tomorrow so as to re-charge our aching limbs, so will be back with more photo coverage later this week.
Beware of scan which can not find a pregnancy as a fellow breeder had a female abort after the vet got a negative scan and administered receptin( I think thats how it is spelt) We are also having scanning done this week mainly to see if our female carring twins is still pregant, I suspect she isn't.
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