Heads or Tails: A Dog That Shakes Off Predators

This very large Turkish guard dog protects the alpacas on the Cedar Brook Alpaca Farm from predators. He patrols the paddocks all night and sleeps all day. He was awake on Saturday because it was Open House at the farm. The dog chases off coyotes and other predators that attack alapacas. He has a large warm barn and a large run for the day time. There are signs on his fence warning people to stay clear of him because he is very protective of his alpacas.

My Cedar Brook Alpaca Farm Set on Flickr.

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Irasburg Church Fair

Irasburg Green, Saturday, July 21, 2007
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Wingnut manually dunks the fireman (legal!).

Woodcarving contest

Mickie's alpacas

Wingnut swings on a tree.

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Black River, Irasburg, Vermont

Here is a small ice jam on the Black River in Irasburg. Shot yesterday, March 24, 2007 on Rt. 58 and Covered Bridge Rd.

Bull the Moose

Bull the moose lives on the Doug Nelson farm in Irasburg. David Lawrence of Albany has raised him since he was abandoned by his mother at one day old. Mr. Lawrence visits him daily. Here Mr. Lawrence is feeding Bull a jelly doughnut. For more about Mr. Lawrence and Bull, pick up a copy of this week’s Chronicle. Photo by Bethany M. Dunbar. The Barton Chronicle.

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