13 were grazing and dozing close to the area where the contractors have their kit, opposite the garage, early afternoon on Sunday. All were well and they were very relaxed. One of the youngsters was among the group and the other six were a 200m away in the woodland.
I couldn't catch all the numbers but the missing one could have been 20 or 23 as I had passed those two earlier on the track behind Sandy Hills, and one might not have caught up with the rest of the group.
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Sunday, 13 January 2019
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