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Re: Llamas




Poster: bearslayer@juno.com (Christopher M Dawson)


On Thu, 12 Jun 1997 06:48:26 PDT "Efenwealt Wystle" <efen@hotmail.com>
writes:
>
>Poster: "Efenwealt Wystle" <efen@hotmail.com>
>
>I have recently obtained a bag of Llama hair/wool from a friend (which 
>
>could become a continuous free source if I were interested).  If I 
>make 
>something from this, it might be really cool if I could document it. I 
>
>was wondering if anyone has stumbled upon period, EUROPEAN accounts of 
>
>Llamas and/or stuff made from their hair. Please don't message me back 
>
>"Well, spanish conquistadors travelled to south America, so they MUST 
>have seen Llamas and deduced people made stuff with their hair." Maybe 
>
>some Conquistador's journals might actually say something about these 
>strange beasts. If anyone could point me in a good direction, I would 
>really appreciate it. Did any period explorers make it to the Andes? 
>3or 
>did any Atlantic Coastal Native tribes keep Llamas?
>
>And for those of you who remember my Aussie friend Bill:
>LLAMA LLAMA LLAMA, OY OY OY!
>
>efen
>who really prefers sheep to llamas...
>
No real ideas, but the begining credits to 'Monty Python and the Holy
Grail' keep flashing thru my mind....

What type of llama hair do you got?

Nikolai
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