Training rack

[toyvlle]

Here is a shot of father and son, a little rack in training.........



Does anyone know what these are ??? They have such a selection of animals here to choose from ..........



This lama lives with the camels, he's not very nice, but he did pose.......or is this a unicorn ?



and lastly, the end....I've got to admit I love these camels. Michelle wasn't so sure.

[mstark70]

OMG! Mom, you crack me up. I love your Llama! Looks so much like mine. I like the pure white and big black eyes. That smile is to die for! The Camel rumps was a great way to close out this series.Too funny! I loved them but I get a bit worried when they start grunting and looking at me like they could hurl a spit ball at me in any given moment. I must admit I was a bit nervous. They are intimidating to say the least. You were brave, you even pet him.
I did learn today from someone here on DPS that the first one is a Ankole-Watusi originally native to Africa. Cool info really.
I still don't know what the second ones are.
Wonderful shots! Love ya Mom!

[toyvlle]

Isn't that llama funny ? I noticed the bush in the background that looked like a horn coming out of his head, and instead of removing it I thought it was kind of funny. Makes him look sort of like a unicorn.
Hmmm, the camels, well I do love that big guy he is so sweet. He always runs up for me to pet him,
actually he never made that noise until I brought you.....so he either really likes you, or......not.
I think its because you were a bit leary of him. He is awfully big.
It will be interesting to find out what those others are. I have a not so good picture of those really
hairy ones too. Thank you, love you too.

[mstark70]

You know after midnight I am a little slow. I could not figure out why you were asking if the llama was a unicorn until you said that, then I about fell out of my chair laughing for not noticing that sooner. I think I was just so drawn in by that smile. You could not have centered that tree any better! Thanks for the laugh!