Hello
Elliott fixed the fence opposite Alexandra Road and checked the cattle yesterday. All present and correct.
The farmer has added 4 more cows with their calves making a grand total of 44 cows and 30 calves - by far the biggest number of cattle we have had up here. They will really make a big difference to the vegetation and benefit the wildlife.
Thanks for your help in looking after them.
Alex
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Friday, 2 July 2010
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