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Today I went to another market with my teacher and saw some of the beautiful things that the locals make; its a lot of products made from alpaca and baby alpaca, which is very soft.— TravelPod.com Recent Updates
They also make excellent guard animals for smaller beasts, such as alpaca or sheep.— Boing Boing
"I've got something to say about that to my nephew Mr Clayhanger searched in a pocket of his alpaca, and drew forth an open envelope Here's the lad's report, auntie," said he.— Clayhanger
Among the main exceptions are the llama and alpaca, the domestic wool-bearing animals of the camel family, and kindred varieties, which do not exist in Mexico, nor are found anywhere in the world outside the highlands of Peru and Bolivia.— Mexico Its Ancient and Modern Civilisation, History, Political Conditions, Topography, Natural Resources, Industries and General Development
She thought that their excuses one to the other would be very comic She was wearing the black lace scarf instead of a hat; it went well with the grey alpaca, and under it was her fair hair; and when she got up to go to the organ loft after the sermon, she felt that the old ladies and the bicyclists were already wondering who she was.— Evelyn Innes

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