What I like
the most about having a cashmere goat farm as a neighbor is the fact that every
year late April / early May we are invited to a ‘baby goat cuddle session’.
Last year I
went with my guests. We walked together to the farm, just 1 kilometer further
down the road and were welcomed by their dogs Chopper, Barbanera and cute puppy
Roe (now a giant dog of 60 kg).
Soon we
were led to the baby goats and we all got a super soft one shoved into our
arms. We were surprised to see two sets of twins, which is really exceptional
with these goats. The guard dogs also enjoyed the attention they received.
After this
we went to feed the adult goats with corn. The males have an impressive set of
horns, but it soon turned out that they are much more gentle than expected. We
also discovered that they really like legs with sun cream. There was a lot of
enthusiastic licking 😀
I think the
goats are secretly trained to pose for selfies, some of them were surprisingly
good at it.
bty
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This year I’m afraid we’ll have no guests to bring along for a cuddling session as I don’t expect people will be able to travel in April and May. It’s such a pity because it’s really a nice season to explore our hills. But we’re doing our best to stay optimistic and in the meantime I try to find fun things to write about. It lifts my spirit and hopefully yours too. We’re in this together !
Did you know our Agriturismo has 4 sunflowers and what does this mean?
For an agriturismo the classification goes from 1 to 5, similar to that of the "stars" for hotels: they will indicate the level of the accommodation based on the comfort and services provided to their customers.
Category 4 Sunflowers means : Agriturismo that harmoniously takes care of the comfort and the agricultural and naturalistic characterization of the accommodation, providing the guest with a high-level of services and lodghing in an excellent environmental context. ... See MoreSee Less