Sophia Bundy, 10, leads an alpaca through an obstacle course as her mom, Lucy Bundy, both of Sidney, watches at Count Your Blessings Farm. The farm was open to the public on Saturday, Sept. 23 during National Alpaca Farm Days. The farm is owned by Rick and Annette Paulus who have held the event for 15 years. Visitors could take a hay ride, play games and eat free food during the event. Sophia is also the daughter of Dillion Bundy.
Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News
Jonah Claypool, 3, of Sidney, pumps water into a bucket at Count Your Blessings Farm. The farm was open to the public on Saturday, Sept. 23 during National Alpaca Farm Days. The farm is owned by Rick and Annette Paulus who have held the event for 15 years. Visitors could take a hay ride, play games and eat free food during the event. Jonah is the son of Michael and Erica Claypool.
Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News
Bethany Yinger, of Sidney, leads an alpaca through an obstacle course at Count Your Blessings Farm. The farm was open to the public on Saturday, Sept. 23 during National Alpaca Farm Days. The farm is owned by Rick and Annette Paulus who have held the event for 15 years. Visitors could take a hay ride, play games and eat free food during the event.
Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News
Nova Brinkman, 2, of Strongsville, pets a farm dog named, Reese, at Count Your Blessings Farm. The farm was open to the public on Saturday, Sept. 23 during National Alpaca Farm Days. The farm is owned by Rick and Annette Paulus who have held the event for 15 years. Visitors could take a hay ride, play games and eat free food during the event. Nova is the daughter of Vicki and Curtis Brinkman.
Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News
Connor Warren, left, 4, of Troy, and his grandma Kathy Guillozet, of Piqua, walk an alpaca at Count Your Blessings Farm. The farm was open to the public on Saturday, Sept. 23 during National Alpaca Farm Days. The farm is owned by Rick and Annette Paulus who have held the event for 15 years. Visitors could take a hay ride, play games and eat free food during the event.
Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News
