John, Teri, and HannahConroy

City boy, country girl.  Married, and with our daughter, Hannah, made Altamont, NY our home.  I can still remember whispering to her little baby face that someday we would have goats. 
It didn’t take long, and by the time Hannah was three we had our first farm animals.  Kids for the kid.
The farm, magical and fairy tale-like, just about named itself.  Wunsapana Farm.  And so….Once Upon a Time, a little family with a vision started a small farm.
After the goats, we added a couple of miniature horses and donkeys.  4H and rabbits followed.  At five, Hannah’s little hands could manage showmanship with her Jersey Wooleys.
Still, the farm felt like it was lacking something - until we added chickens and eggs….and roosters and cock-a-doodling!  Ah yes, farms do need chickens.
And then….the llamas.  The llamas made us feel complete somehow.  They are such gentle, curious, and graceful creatures.  We find them to be easy keepers and we love working with them.  
We have small field trips here, and because we are blessed with the gentlest beasts, we are able to have small children and those with special needs.  It is beyond bliss to share the joy the children feel when they visit.  
We feel fortunate that we are able to educate the children about the animals.  It's fun when they realize eggs actually come from chickens and not just the market.  Their curiosity knows no bounds, and we see the hands-on experiences truly change them in a wonderful and positive way.

When Hannah isn’t working with her llama, tending to the other animals, doing her homework, or sleeping, she is most certainly on the ice.  A figure skater for over eight years, Hannah is a member of the Albany Figure Skating club and the Achilles Edge Synchronized Skating Team.