Arriving at the goat farm
Our friend Kim invited us to a goat farm off the Libramiento, to sample a local drink called Pajarete. I wasn't sure what exactly Pajarete entailed, but I told her I was game...so we headed out to the hills north of the lake. Pajarete contains fresh goat's milk, ChocMil, coffee, stevia y sugar cane alcohol.
A bunch of chivos/goats
Goat Farm View
Kim didn't tell us that the goat farm was situated on a piece of land with an amazing view of the lake and surrounding areas...we were pleasantly surprised with the location.
Kim and her friend
Kim and Howard are regular visitors to the goat farm, buying milk for their weekly needs. There is one particular brown haired goat that has befriended Kim...and this goat followed Kim around throughout our visit.
Sampling Pajarete in situ
Feeding Time
We also met a brown puppy that had joined the goat family and was being nurtured and fed by a mother goat. Dogs, goats, cats, chickens and roosters, turkeys and chicks all live together harmoniously on the farm....a good example of how life should be.
Chivo Guys
The guys at the farm tend to and live in the area. As can be witnessed in this photo, they too drink goat's milk daily.
Baby Pen
De Mille Close Up
Our beautiful hills post rain
Watching chivos
Chivos are like puppies, wanting petting and stroking and loving. They are wonderful to watch. The adolescent young'uns play at bucking each other, while the babies just want to be petted and stroked.
Pajarete Sign
Brad with goat milk in hand
Pet me, pet me, pet me!
Puppy lake view
Who me?
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