Photos by Rob, captions by Anne
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| Not a soul in sight. |
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| But when we arrived at the cabin, we were greeted...by kittens! |
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| The cabin in question |
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| There are 3 nearly indistinguishable kittens |
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| They were quite friendly, as you can see. |
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| The menagerie also includes chickens and roosters |
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| Also friendly--for their species. |
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| And of course--alpacas! |
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| Feeding time on the farm! |
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| There were several Mamas and babies, and some pregnant alpacas |
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| Alpaca pregnancies' last about a full year! |
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| I fed the pregnant ones extra!) |
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| This little guy weighs 18 pounds and was born about 10 hours before the photo was taken! |
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| The creek had a new suspension bridge to get to a hiking trail. |
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| Arthur's happy place. |
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| Breakfast with a view! |
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| The creek also features fun wading! |
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| Very proud of his climbing! |
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| Showing off the reason we called this one Murder Mittens. |
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| My happy place! |
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| The kittens would follow us on our adventures. |
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| SMORES! |
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| We don't understand why we can't come in? |
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| They are plotting their nightly assault on our trash can |
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| We named the kittens. From right to left, Baby, Skippy John Jones, and Murder Mittens. |
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| One of the owner's grandkid's is practicing for 4H and Arthur got to say hello. |
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| Rob's happy place! |
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| "Quick, take a photo, I got all 3!" |
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| Morning coffee with Baby. |
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