With such an introduction it looks like it was made for a horror movie, you have to be brave to flip a switch based on instructions from a talking llama in a place where there are no people. Although I must confess that the idea of moving into the unknown under those kinds of impressions is also exciting.
It is strange but some animals have a harder time in the zoo than in places where they "shouldn't" be, of course, nothing like their natural habitat, but when they will be in the care of people it is more important what kind of people they will be, even more important than the environment.
And finally it turns out that there were llama, but more fascinating is that he was able to decipher the mystery of that old encounter with them. I seriously believe that you were meant to visit this place, more than that, it was something you needed to do and didn't know it.
It is good that someone can maintain it regardless of the income it generates because that way its existence is guaranteed, in particular I prefer to visit places where there are not so many visitors, when things have that exclusive touch it becomes more exciting to visit.
Even if you don't reveal the location (it's still too far away for me) you have revealed the existence of something great. Now I'll be more careful of those inconspicuous corners in my city, maybe I'll discover something great, who knows.
This city is one of the safest in the world. Still doesn't make it safe safe, but as a tall adult man, I don't tend to fear dark alleys too much haha. I do enjoy the mystique too, though.
Certainly you should explore the nooks and crannies where you are. In cities, there's always something somewhere, even if its a natural formation. We have become too accustomed to only looking for things we find on tourism websites, top ten lists, etc.
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