Roseland Llamas
Introduction Why Llamas? Llama Basics Buying Llamas Criativity Stud Gallery Llama FAQs Lamarabilia Roseland Lamanac Photo Gallery Llibrary Visiting Roseland

 


Introduction
Why Llamas?
Llama Basics
Buying Llamas
Criativity
Stud Gallery
Llama FAQs
Lamarabilia
Roseland Lamanac
Photo Gallery
Llibrary
Visiting Roseland

Llamas: For pleasure or profit - field pets, trekking, livestock guardians, fine fibre, farm diversification, companions for other field stock, or just to graze & grace your land. Welcome to Roseland



Shades of Roseland






"Have you heard
The Archers?"


"Mmm... ...Llamas in Ambridge!"

On a back-packing trip
around
Peru in 1984, Paul and Judy Rose became enchanted by the elegance, versatility and fascinating character of these quiet, intelligent and gentle animals so little known outside of South America.

Returning with the idea
that it might be fun to have a llama or two, the  
Roseland  herd is now one of the largest and longest established in Europe.

And therein lies
the one disadvantage of these lovely animals: you can get well and truly 'hooked'!

We hope that these pages
 will help kindle the same excitement and interest in llamas that Paul and Judy experienced when they first encountered them in the Andes: also that they will answer many of your questions and encourage yet more!

And if you decide
that you might like to own a llama or two  ~ or twenty-two ~  then we hope very much to welcome you as Roseland clients.

 "Llamas - enriching the landscape with living art"


Stockleigh Pomeroy, Devonshire EX17 4AY, U.K 

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