Steers 20, 21 and 33 were grazing in the area around ///rigid.stolen.bundles at 10.30 this morning. Gypsy (steer 227) was in the gorse bushes behind them, but soon came out to say hello and get a head rub. After a bit, he started to graze. He was still walking very gingerly and wasn't putting his full weight on his rear left leg, but was definitely walking better than yesterday. It was great to see he was up and about and eating.
A mixed group of eleven cows were together in the area around ///envoy.takes.logs at 10.50. Nine were lying down, relaxing and chewing their cud. Youngsters 214 and 228 were initially standing together, but soon lay down amongst the group. They were all looking good.
The final four were found down at the Shell garage end of the site at 11:25. Steers 35, 222 and 270 were standing chewing their cud at ///sung.crusaders.jams. Youngster 230 was lying down and resting around ///dripping.permit.dumps. For reasons unknown, he was as a lot wetter than the other cows.
It was very endearing to see that the three older steers had stayed with Gypsy overnight and were walking ahead and waiting for him to catch up today. All four had made it to the area around ///robe.points.column by 11:40 where they continued to graze.
It was nice to meet new looker Zia and also John and Betty from the Foxlease site who were out walking with friends.
Gypsy was better today than yesterday and the other sixteen cows were all good.
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