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Photo by Richard Lykes Some 30 members of the Llama Association of Mid-Atlantic States (LAMAS) met at Gwen Hays and Clyde Humphrey’s “West Wind Farm" near Castleton on Saturday for their spring quarterly meeting. Llamas are members of the camel family and are among the first animals ever domesticated to provide native herdsmen in the South American Andes wool for clothing, hide for shelter, and pellets for fuel. Although styr and independent llamas also are gentle and curious. As highly social A animals, they are easily trained and easy to handle, even for children, "Wt this picture, Oya^Hurnphrey^ is Shown running one of West Wind * Farm’s prize-winning llamas, “Silver," through his paces as the llama jumps over his first hurdle in a race. The llamas showcased at this meeting also jumped through hula-hoops, crossed over small bridges, and carefully weaved through orange highway cones.
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