These smart cows found a shady spot. They belong to my cousin and live in the pasture that was my grandfather's. Tomorrow, I'll show you the old dairy barn.
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1 comment:
Good for them! I think cows are pretty funny creatures! Last week a nearby farmer's cow got loose and was standing in the middle of a busy road during the morning commute time. There were two police cars, the farmer and a cowboy looking guy on horseback all trying to get the cow to move. The cow of course was just standing there, chewing, and looking around. It was a hysterical scene. Wish I had my camera with me!
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