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Arapawa goat, Mary Arden’s Farm, portraits

29 September 2017 by David

Arapawa goat, Mary Arden's Farm, portrait

The rarest of the rare breeds among the livestock on Mary Arden’s Farm at Wilmcote. Arapawa goats come from a tiny island of the same name off New Zealand. They are thought to be descended from old English goats left on the island by Captain Cook.

Arapawa goat, Mary Arden's Farm, portrait

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