What is "llamas"

Usage examples of "llamas".

The existing alpacas and llamas of South America are but varieties of the camel family.

Of course there are the llamas and alpacas, which are the beasts of burden--almost like little camels you might say, though much more gentle.

The journey was to be made in part by rail, though the last stages of it were over a rough mountain trail, with llamas for beasts of burden, while our friends rode mules.

And the trip must be made on mules, with llamas as beasts of burden, transporting the powder and other supplies.

Several mules and llamas, laden with the new explosive, and burdened with camp equipment and food, and a few Indian servants made up the cavalcade of Tom, the contractor, Mr.

Alain and Gwyneth planned to bide at court for about two months, coming back to Wykston in time for Llamas in August.

At court a month now, they needed to return to Wykston as Llamas would soon be upon them and after that harvest time.

Were they wild beasts from the Pampas, or herds of llamas and vicunas?

Consuela Llamas fed him scrambled eggs and acorn-fed ham from her own swine herd, along with coffee strong enough to strip paint.

Neither Grayson nor the widow Llamas seemed enthusiastic about that suggestion.

So might the original Llamas grant extend as far as the Jicarilla line?

He tethered his ponies to the hitch rail, and strode in to see if anyone had seen fit to answer any of his earlier wires sent from Vado Seguro by way of that Llamas rider.