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Nancy and Richard Walker's custom-built log home near Greenbluff, Wash. is also the location of the couple's large Suri Alpaca herd. INGRID BARRENTINE Special to The Spokesman-Review
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Richard and Nancy Walker have lived in their Greenbluff, Wash., area log home for ten years. The Walkers own SuperSuris Alpaca Ranch. INGRID BARRENTINE Special to The Spokesman-Review
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Nancy and Richard Walker's spacious living room provides a view of the surrounding Greenbluff, Wash., hills and alpaca farm. INGRID BARRENTINE Special to The Spokesman-Review
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The late afternoon sun illuminates an antique sled propped against Canadian logs that were used to build Nancy and Richard Walker's Greenbluff, Wash., area home. INGRID BARRENTINE Special to The Spokesman-Review
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A bronze eagle sits perched in the entry way overlooks snowy Greenbluff, Wash., area hills at Nancy and Richard Walker's home. INGRID BARRENTINE Special to The Spokesman-Review
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Nancy Walker greets one of her Suri Alpaca in the barn below her Greenbluff, Wash., area home. "I know all of them by name," said Walker about her herd of more than 80 alpacas. INGRID BARRENTINE Special to The Spokesman-Review
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Two-years-ago Nancy Walker decided to open Two Sisters Boutique, a retail outlet for alpaca products, at her Greenbluff, Wash., area home. Walker sells yarn and rugs created from the fiber off her own Suri Alpacas as well as many hand-made articles from South America. INGRID BARRENTINE Special to The Spokesman-Review
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