Lindsay Goes to a Fiber Show

 

 

 

Lindsay and her friend set up a booth in a fiber festival in Santa Cruz.

 

A panorama view of the booth. 


 

Lots of beautiful yarn and Angora wool.

 

 

More Scratch Please

 

 

Upstairs and downstairs French Angora bunnies.

Petting is good.

I am enjoying it.

Nose please, touch my nose.

It's my turn, I like to have my nose scratched too.

Yes, my ears need to be scratched.

Forehead scratching is nice too.






 

A Pampered Pet's Life

 

 

Artemis is an addition to Natasha's home.

 

After a proper introduction, Artemis and old doggie hang out together.

 

Artemis gets a massage under the sun.




 

Judging Scenes at Lodi

In addition to the double open and double youth rabbit shows, there are double cavy shows.   ARBA Executive Director Eric holds dual license in rabbit and cavy.

 

Judge Eric says, Yes, I do judge cavies.

 

Judge Kevin judges English Angora in show A.   He picks white doe Chu's Joelle as the Best of Breed.

 

Joelle on the show A Best In show table being judged by judge Johnny; she was not picked as the top two winners.






 

Macey Wins Best In Show in Show B at the CRCS Show in Lodi

 

 

 

 

 

There are about 30 breeds represented when ARBA executive director judge Eric starts the show B Best In Show judging.

 

Betty's English Angora tort doe Chu's Macey receives Best In Show award from judge Eric and a Mini Rex co-owned by Dae and Gina wins Reserve In Show.

 

Macey sitting pretty in the sun; the show day is her 8 months old birthday, winning Best In Show is a very nice birthday celebration indeed.








 

Open Show A Top Winners at the CRCS Show in Lodi

 

 

In the huge CRCS shows at Lodi, judge Johnny judges Best In Show in show A.    The show room does not look crowded because CRCS decided to rent another room to ease the overcrowding.    With two huge connecting rooms, exhibitors have a lot of elbow space.

 

Judge Johnny selects Chris Z's Holland Lop as the Best In Show and Scott's Dutch as Reserve In Show in show A.    Both rabbits were taken to show B judging immediately so the winner rabbits are not visible in this photo.






 

Indian Art in AZ

 

 

Driving from Wichita back to California, we stopped at an Indian art shop along the highway at AZ.
 

A Grizzle bear taken in 1971.
 

Do not touch on the bear.
 

A mountain lion, also do not touch.
 

A close up of the mountain lion.
 

Indian blankets.
 

Indian Dream Catchers.
 

Indian handmade potteries.

 

More Indian potteries.
 

More potteries.
 

Indian clothing.
 

More beautiful potteries.

Beautiful pattern.

 

Metal rabbit in the front of the store.
 

A sales office for land next to the Indian art store.