My deceased-but-adopted-and -TRUE-Dad-of-the HEART---LEO and I really adored llamas. I have a collection of varying items of them.
One time I went to a fair and got next to a soft white llama inside his pen. It's name was Zorro. He was VERY GENTLE to me. I placed my reminder figurine of my DAD Leo on his fur and his owner took a photo of him while I held it. Then I stood OUTSIDE the pen and held the figurine above Zorro's name. Afterwards, the owner asked me to let Zorro give me a kiss on the cheek, and I did. How VERY SPECIAL!!!!!!!!
I had to do this puzzle when I saw it. In Lampasas TX where I live nearby there is a Llama named George who was someone's pet but eventually ended up roaming wild here in the country and is quite the celebraty.
This one looks a bit bedraggled, maybe because it is lonely, plus it looks deep in thought, whatever it is it is certainly got a lovely place to put thoughts together, it reminds me of the hills are alive with the sound of music, I wouldn't mind being there myself, and we could all put the are thoughts together. A big thank you for this one.
Gosh, these critters must really be good at handling altitude. I didn't feel well at the top of Pike's Peak in Colorado. It was a fun adventure, anyhow.
One time I went to a fair and got next to a soft white llama inside his pen. It's name was Zorro. He was VERY GENTLE to me. I placed my reminder figurine of my DAD Leo on his fur and his owner took a photo of him while I held it. Then I stood OUTSIDE the pen and held the figurine above Zorro's name. Afterwards, the owner asked me to let Zorro give me a kiss on the cheek, and I did. How VERY SPECIAL!!!!!!!!