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Bluecaps Llamas
We offer a range of llama trekking options in the lovely East Sussex countryside, plus we sell our luxurious designer alpaca knitwear, as well as a range of llama and alpaca halters, grooming tools and accessories. In addition, stud llamas and guard llamas are available for hire. We are surrounded by the beautiful countryside of the High Weald and, of course, we are neighbours of the extremely picturesque Bewl Water. We are very pleased to announce that we have recently bought the fabulous herd of ‘Maplehurst Llamas’ from Pam Walker, who is giving up llama breeding due to her ill-health. We now have an additional 27 llamas that carry some of the oldest lines in this country.
Even more exciting is the fact that the herd includes twin llama boys (pictured right) who were born in September 2007. It is very rare that llama twins are born with the odds being approximately 1 in 30,000! They are called Inca and Aztec and very jolly little personalities they are too. Apart from the Maplehurst Llamas, we also have two quality llama studs of yet another fine line and they are extremely big boned with oodles of presence. Their offspring is also for sale. Last year, 2007, was not a good year for showing llamas, as many shows were cancelled due to concerns over foot and mouth disease and bluetongue. However, before the cancellations, we managed to attend a couple of shows and are very pleased that our ‘Bluecaps Cilla’ took Reserve Champion at Kent County Show. We had various other placings but are looking forward to the showing season this year. Bluetongue is still causing problems but all being well we will be back on the circuit. Fingers crossed!
Pictured left is Bluecaps Cilla at Kent County Show 2007 (photo courtesy of Steve Morton). For further enquiries, please contact: How to find us:From the A21: go through Lamberhurst village following the road (B2100) up the hill, through a group of houses and continuing till you come to the 'East Sussex' sign on your left-hand side. Directly opposite, as a landmark, is 'Hoghole Lane'. The next turning on the right, on a small set of crossroads is 'Sleepers Stile Rd.' Turn right here and follow the road straight passing a group of cottages, farmland, a small traffic island, and then woodland. Bluecaps Farm is on your right hand side. From the A267: follow the B2100 at Marks Cross, signposted Wadhurst. Continue down 'Mayfield Lane' (B2100) until you reach 'T' junction. Turn right and then first left signposted Cousley Wood and Lamberhurst. This is a continuation of the B2100. Continue along this road until you reach 'The Old Vine' pub on your right hand side. There are a number of little lanes going off on your left hand side.Continue on the B2100 until you pass 'Langhams Farm' on your left. The next little lane on your left has a small post-box at the end of the lane. Turn left here, and keep bearing left. The farm will be on your right hand side.
Bluecaps Llama & Trekking Farm, Cousley Wood, East Sussex, United Kingdom |
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