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A fuzzy fair comeback
With their fluffy fleece, curious faces and occasional humming, three animals are turning heads at the Montcalm County Fair this week. Alpacas are back at the fair as an official 4-H class for the first time in a decade. The trio of female alpacas are owned by Tripp Scott, 12, of Lowell, a member of the relatively new Trailblazers 4-H Club.
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A fuzzy fair comeback
With their fluffy fleece, curious faces and occasional humming, three animals are turning heads at the Montcalm County Fair this week. Alpacas are back at the fair as an official 4-H class for the first time in a decade. The trio of female alpacas are owned by Tripp Scott, 12, of Lowell, a member of the relatively new Trailblazers 4-H Club.
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