Links
The British Llama Society has been set up to promote all aspects of llama and Guanaco ownership - good husbandry, breeding, trekking, driving, showing and much more.
The Peak District National Park is our home and just a fabulous place to visit. There’s nowhere else quite like it and, despite its popularity with tourists, we always manage to find places away from the madding crowd.
Live & Work Rural is an advice and support programme to help turn business ideas into reality or help them to develop and grow sustainably. L&WR was a great support to us in helping kick-start our business.
Nothing to do with llamas, but we’re RSPB members and like to look after the birdlife on our farm.
Good old Wikipedia, giving us more than a little background reading on the llama.
The llama song – not mandatory on our treks, but once you hear it, you’ll not get it out of your head!
The website of the British Camelids Association, a charity that promotes the responsible ownership, breeding and farming of Llamas, Alpacas and Guanacos in the UK.
Once you’ve been captivated on a trek, you might want to fill your life with llama-related gifts!
Catanger Llamas for trekking in the beautiful Northamptonshire countryside. Easy access for M40 & M1.They also breed llamas of good temperament and excellent conformation with full before and after sales help and advice.
Tim, our talented designer, has his own stylish website. Check him out for anything to do with design.
