Alpaca Lady is a blog from an alpaca fiber and breeding farm Daily life on the farm, tips on caring for alpacas and just thoughts that living in the country provoke. This farm supports the North American Alpaca Fiber Industry.
Tuesday, February 1
Major Winter Storm
I went to the barn and slipped all over the place. We had barely had any ice, but just enough to make it difficult to walk in the corrals. I think I have everything ready for the storm, but maybe I have forgotten something. they are forecasting a blizzard and up to 21" of snow. Winds up to 40 mph will cause major drifts and serious wind chills. I have hay in the barn, straw and grain in the barn. I wonder if the faucets will freeze up in those temps making it difficult to water the animals. I worry about my fingers freezing . . . it is so different when you are the sole person to care for this wonderful herd. Some how, I will do it, but I know I will have little energy for anything else. I will keep you posted.Publish Post
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