The distance is only 140km’s, which should have taken perhaps 1¾ hours, but the scenery was stunning and there were a lot of other interesting things that had us in and out of the car with the camera, so it took us 4¾ hours!!! We stopped at an Alpaca farm and met the owner, Glenda who is an ex-Aucklander, now thoroughly enjoying the delights of living at Mt Lyford. Glenda kindly let us through the gate and showed us her 3 day old baby Alpacas and the beautiful hanks of wool produced from her animals. Here’s a sampler of our trip to Hanmer …
 Who me? What do you mean ‘Goat Curry’? |  The little things get my attention like this tree bark |  Who us? Can we come to the fence? Doubt it, the goat told us about the curry |  Roadside pheasants – smile for the camera? No way, the goat and the deer told us about you two |
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Stunning landscapes at every turn of the road – painter’s delights
 Hi, my name’s Jericho …do you ike my ‘aircut, well do you? |  Gorgeous 3 day old Alpaca baby named Tiffany. Mum has just taught her to roll in the dust so she did. |
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