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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'! |
"Have you heard
The Archers?"
"Mmm...
...Llamas in Ambridge!"
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ANNOUNCEMENT
After more than two decades breeding
llamas, Paul & Judy have retired and our Devon farm is now closed to new
business.
However we are delighted to announce that the
Roseland herd has been taken over by, and stock may now be
purchased from...
Alastair & Moira Fraser
Severnwye Llamas
Forest of Dean
Alastair and Moira have been
training and trekking llamas for several years, alongside camels, donkeys,
mules, & yak... so breeding Roselands is yet another dimension to their
amazing enterprise. Together with the llamas, their farm offers a must-see
visit!
Other breeders who may have
Roselands for sale and trekkers of Roselands include:
Annie Austen,
Watertown
Llamas, Devon
(breeding & sales) who has taken over a large group of beautiful
Roseland females and their cria, as well as a stunning young stud male
"Roseland Talisman"
Chris Eke & Jo Harwood,
UK Llama Centre,
Dorset (trekking)
Chris and Jo have been training and trekking llamas for many years and
have built up a fine group of Roseland trekkers over the years, offering
many wonderful treks including along the Jurassic heritage
coastline.
We wish
those mentioned above and the very many others to whom we have sold
Roselands over the years,
great success and much happiness
with their ventures old and new. |
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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
owners.
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"Llamas
- enriching the landscape with living art"
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