Walked for about an hour and a half this late afternoon in lovely warm sunshine. We were surprised, not far from the eastern side of the Horse Pond, when a large deer came crashing down the hill through the undergrowth and leaped across the path a few yards ahead of us.
We found only 3 cows, all black, beside the path at about N27. One of them was no84, just mentioned in the previous blog. Another was 600082 which was lying amongst the heather. She seemed to have some bare patches, perhaps sores, on her back, and her face was covered with flies, unlike the two other cows with her. She did seem very quiet.
There were quiet a few people about, several cyclists, but we did not hear any scramble bikes today.
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