The animals I saw at Ranchos de las Golondrinas were alpaca, horses, shetland ponies (not pictured), burros, sheep and donkeys. The burro was hitched up to a mill they used to squeeze the juice out of sorghum cane to make molasses. Throughout its history villagers would have also raised pigs, chickens, cows and goats at Las Golondrinas.
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Awesome shots!
Thanks, Emily!
You bet!
Great images. You have been busy!
Thanks, Susan! I know you got lots of shots of that burro turning the sorghum squeezer.
I have not even begun to process them!! You are really turning out the work!
Oh gosh I love all of these! These are just exactly what I picture in my mind! Horse and wagon awesome! Beauitful photos!
Thanks, Michelle! They try to be authentic. The burro had a lot of personality.
Oh boy don’t they always! Stubborn and funny!
Those are great photos, Timothy! I especially like that white horse. Handsome fellow!
Thanks, Lavinia! That was a beautiful horse.
I enjoyed these:)
Thanks, Janet!
They look like scenes from a lost time.
Thanks, Julia!
I love that first photo – I find the alpaca’s face to be quite intriguing… odd, but cute!
Thanks, Janna!