Above:
Wildflowers and split-rail fences greet visitors to the Co-Rect Llama Ranch,
Maple Plain, Minnesota. Right: Linda Pierce hugs one of their prize-winning
llamas.
Left:
Each room on the lower level of the house has a door that opens to one of the
decks that weave for about 175 feet along the back of the house. “It’s
a great place to entertain guests.” Linda says. Below Right: Pastures are
divided so young llamas can be weaned and developed separately from the main
flock. Day sheds protect llamas from the elements.
Above:
A developed wetlands surrounded by native grasses adds to the natural beauty
of the 70-acre ranch. Below: The ranch house reflects the Santa Fe style Michael
and Linda love and is surrounded by manicured lawns and flower beds.
