Susan and Glenn Kacsh are opening their 70-head alpaca ranch to the public for the National Alpaca Farm Days observation this weekend
Susan Kacsh holds a young Alpaca in a pen at her and her husband Glenn Kacsh's Pleasant Journey Alpacas outside of Hesperus. Photo by SHAUN STANLEY/DurangoHerald
Alpacas at Pleasant Journey Alpacas. Owners Susan and Glenn Kacsh keep over 70 Alpacas on their ranch. Photo by SHAUN STANLEY/DurangoHerald<br>
Susan Kacsh holds a young Alpaca in a pen at her and her husband Glenn Kacsh's Pleasant Journey Alpacas outside of Hesperus. Photo by SHAUN STANLEY/DurangoHerald<br>
Young Alpacas approach Susan Kacsh in a pen at her and her husband Glenn Kacsh's Pleasant Journey Alpacas ranch which will be open to the public for National Alpacas Farm Days. Photo by SHAUN STANLEY/DurangoHerald<br>
Susan Kacsh runs her fingers through sheered Alpaca fleece at her and her husband Glenn Kacsh's Pleasant Journey Alpacas outside of Hesperus. Photo by SHAUN STANLEY/DurangoHerald<br>
Susan Kacsh holds a young Alpaca in a pen at her and her husband Glenn Kacsh's Pleasant Journey Alpacas outside of Hesperus that will be open to the public for National Alpacas Farm Days. Photo by SHAUN STANLEY/DurangoHerald<br>
Alpacas approach a visitor at Pleasant Journey Alpacas. Photo by SHAUN STANLEY/DurangoHerald<br>
Bella, a guard llama studies a visitor as Alpacas feed in the background at Susan and Glenn Kacsh's Pleasant Journey Alpacas outside of Hesperus. Photo by SHAUN STANLEY/DurangoHerald<br>
Susan Kacsh reflected in a mirror as she looks over Alpaca fleece items for sale at her and her husband Glenn Kacsh's Pleasant Journey Alpacas. Photo by SHAUN STANLEY/DurangoHerald<br>
Ahead of National Alpacas Farm Days, Susan Kacsh holds a young Alpaca in a pen at her and her husband Glenn Kacsh's Pleasant Journey Alpaca. Photo by SHAUN STANLEY/DurangoHerald<br>
Young Alpacas approach Susan Kacsh in a pen at her and her husband Glenn Kacsh's Pleasant Journey Alpacas outside of Hesperus. Photo by SHAUN STANLEY/DurangoHerald<br>
Susan Kacsh runs her fingers through sheered Alpaca fleece at her and her husband Glenn Kacsh's Pleasant Journey Alpacas. Photo by SHAUN STANLEY/DurangoHerald<br>
