Introducing...Camelot

Before I set off for Lynton in North Devon this morning, Minnie showed no signs of unusual behaviour - just as I arrived on site 2 hours later, the phone rang, with Mrs. Smallholder announcing the swift, un-assisted arrival of a boy - at the same time as the Sainsburys shopping delivery, a lady doing a random MORI poll, the postman, our Studio project manager, and a random bloke from the  next village (?) who is interested in our building!  - there was no sign of the Pied Piper...

now we had six girls in our herd, three born on-farm, so I hadn't realised that alpacas come in a male variety too ;-)

Welcome into the world, Apple Vale Camelot - keeping our theme of apple varieties, and there is a local Arthurian connection, so that all fits well. The fruit tree description states, "... late cropper, scab resistant..." ha ha, even better! I had hoped for a female, to be called Cornish Gilliflower!

He's solid white, 8.7kg, and 341 days. Sire was Ashill Grenadier, who has Rural Alianza Wiracocha of Wessex as his sire.