Capel Manor Gardens - Part 3 (and final) - Trial Grounds and Animals

We are nearing the end of my tour of Capel Manor Gardens.   The trial grounds were interesting and it would be good to know their conclusions. 
The animals I loved!   You will see why when you see the photo's.  There were more small mammals and birds, but not easy to photograph and lots of people surrounding them, so I gave them a miss with the camera. 








Alapaca looking at.........

 
The Meercats!    Who does not love them?








The alapacas looking very smart


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