Older steer 35 and youngster 228 were grazing together around ///irony.quickly.affair not too far from Horse Pond at 17:00 this afternoon. They were both happy and relaxed. Older steer 20 and cow 72 were grazing fairly close by around ///today.comb.rags. Older cow 940 was hunting for acorns in the neighbouring trees.
Cows 30, 214, 215, 217, 219, 220, 222, 230, 234, 270 and 271 were well spread out grazing in groups of ones and twos in the area around ///puffed.crypt.limbs at 17:20. Most were enjoying munching on grass, with a few preferring leaves from the trees. There was the inevitable acorn hunting going on as well. The scratch on youngster 234's neck was gone.
Yet again there was no sign of steers 21, 33 and 227, so I went off searching for them. I looped back around to ///holds.signified.slap at 18:20 and found them standing relaxing and chewing their cud. It was too dark by this point to check them properly, but they all seemed happy enough. There were at least eight cows fairly close to them, including youngster 215 who wanted more head rubs tonight. I could only oblige her for a little while, as it was now totally dark.
As I was returning to the car, I met cows 20, 35 and 228 again who were all grazing in the area around ///sonic.punk.stirs at 18:45.
The army was present in numerous parts of the site today, with their base camp located close to the Lookout.
The cows were all good this evening.
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