Bunnies, Bunnies, Bunnies

It's still winter, but bunnies are ready for spring.

Four white bunnies from Chu's Mercedes are out for a photo session. Lining up is hard to do for the curious little ones.

Molina with Cole and Ashley

Casey's son Cole came home from UC Santa Barbara for winter break. He wanted very much to see Molina in full coat and Casey kept the coat in top show condition for Cole. Cole has been going to shows with Casey since he was five years old until he went to college. He knows how hard it is to have a top winner in the show. Molina is the biggest winner Casey has ever had and Cole is very happy for his beloved mom.

The top photo shows Cole and long time girl friend Ashley with Molina.

After the photo is taken, Casey took Molina's coat off. The second photo is Molina's show coat that Casey harvested.

Holly's Bunnies for 2007

Our Canadian member Holly has some more pictures taken of her bunnies for 2007 showing. The top photo was taken when the litter from Chu's Eqadora was about 4 weeks old.

The second picture is white boy HHR's Nanuku; the third is HHR's Gold Rush and the fourth is HHR's Noel. These three pictures were taken a few days ago when they are 7 weeks old.

There won't be any shows during the snowy winter in Canada; these bunnies have plenty of time to get ready to debut on the show table when the deep freeze is over.

Brad, New ARBA Executive Director

ARBA new Executive Director Brad assumes his new job on January 1, 2007.

Here are three photos of Brad judging in our shows recently. He did a great job in judging and we are sure that he will do a great job as the new leader of ARBA.

We hope to see him judging in CA more often.

Fun Scarves

During the New Year holidays, most of the places are closed. Watching TV and doing fiber project seem to be a natural choice.

Betty completed several fun scarves. From left to right are: (a) a long and fuzzy scarf with dyed green Angora yarn and fun fur yarn; (b) the next scarf is made from three kinds of yarns which include natural colored Angora yarn, pink wool yarn and fun fur yarn; (c) the next is a natural beige Angora scarf and (d) the very right is a dyed hot pink Angora scarf.

If anyone falls in love with any of these scarves, contact Betty.

Happy New Year

Northern California Angora Guild wishes our members and readers a very Happy New Year.

At the top is Chu's Carera, three time all breed Best In Show winner in Japan. Photo courtesy of Yumiko, Carera's mom.

Two lower photos are Betty's new bunnies for 2007.