I went up to Caesar's Camp on Sat but souldn't find the cattle so I had another go on Sunday.
I found 7 amoungst the trees at about S13. They were looking rather subdued and were hungry. Each time i tried to clear the snow off some gorse for them, they rushed to it, pushing me out of the way! One black one looked especially thin and a couple of local dog walkers asked how they were as they had been worried about whetehr they ahd enough food and water.
Though i looked around almost the entire site, I only saw skiers, boarders and sledgers but couldn't see the other cattle.
Jill
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Monday, 11 January 2010
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