This was a few weeks ago when I went to my library recently. Part of a pop up exhibition by local organisations.
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Nice.Apparently there are no wild Alpacas,they are all domesticated.
Didn’t know that.
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some allow you to take them a walk , i think it all started when covid was on , you have to pay of course
I did mention that with the handlers. Think there must be one nearby then.
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They are cute but really unless you need a mountain pack animal what use are they .
No one wears real woolly jumpers any more
i have a pair of socks made of alpaca wool and they very warm
Global warming will trash that opinion.
When I was at my library taking a book back a frog on the way out stopped me. The frog took one look at the book and said " redit redit redit".
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Groan 
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Alpacas are gorgeous
They were very friendly and docile. Lovely stroking their necks.
Shrewd business creatures those Alpacas 
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Aww so cute!
I wonder what books they chose to take out?
We have had the same problem with animals getting into public buildings in Australia. A Queensland pub had to ban Emus from the pub because of bad behaviour after they learned to climb steps.
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How vulgar!
Brit Emus behave impeccably.
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Great picture jazzi…I wonder do they spit like camels if they get agitated…they have very camel like faces. Beautiful gentle looking creatures though.
Thanks. Yes, I was told they can and do spit.
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They can and do what?