UPDATE: Breeding - Now being offered For Sale! You won't believe your senses when you touch this fiber! The Hemingway line is known for producing lovely soft fiber with excellent hand and fineness. So, when we bred Bethany to Andean Dream we were hoping for a cria that would carry on that tradition of fineness...and Andiamo doesn't disappoint! His bright, pure white fiber melts in your hand. Wow! He has a handsome head, straight conformation, and, of course, that fine, bright, crimpy fiber. Two samplings of his 2005 cria fleece verified that he produced an ultrafine, fabulously soft, fleece. Take a look at his 2005 histograms...AFD = 14.7 on the first sample and 14.4 AFD on the second! The 2007 histogram from his 3rd shearing still shows a fine fleece at 18.5 microns. Not surprisingly, we had planned to retain partial ownership of Andiamo to use these incredible soft, fine fiber genes in our breeding program. However, we think this nice male has something to offer to a larger population than we can provide. Therefore, we have decided to offer him for sale at a price even a small farm will find attractive! If you are interested in a breeding program to produce ultra fine fiber, call us today to discuss taking this guy home as a gift to your girls. SOLD

2009 UPDATE: Light Fawn Female cria born 6/06/09 by Avalon's Peruvian Tri-Star We purchased Adrienne from CODI at the 2003 Peruvian Classic Sale...and are we glad we did! Her first cria, Chasca, is an Inca's Ransom daughter who had one of the nicest fleeces in our 2004 cria production...AFD 16.3 (at 8 months). In 2005 she delivered a beautiful, fawn female by Peruvian Lancaster, Avalon's Peruvian Adeline. This spunky, typey little girl has lovely fine fiber just like her big sister. And in 2006, Lancaster and Adrienne did it again...another fawn female, Avalon's Peruvian Abigail! We held Adrienne open over the winter to move her to Spring/Summer breedings. In June 2007, we bred her to our outstanding, white Blue Ribbon Winner, Avalon's Andiamo. The outcome of this breeding was a handsome white male, Avalon's Peruvian Alexander.