For a change we walked the woods, that run next to the A325, where the cows have mostly been the last few weeks. Then walked over to the Bourley car park checking the woods and gorse. No sign of them but we did disturb two roe deer. The salt licks are still on the sandy area despite the bashing they took on Friday. We also had a quick look around Sandy Hill but could not see any from there either. Stay Safe, Marina & Des
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