The cows were well spread out in small groups grazing in the pasture around ///nooks.hush.blur at 11:15 this morning. They were rather wet, but that didn't stop them from enjoying lots of heather.
Youngster 227 was grazing to the north, in the thicket around ///oldest.nurtures.cuter. Steers 33 and 220 were close by.
The cows all slowly moved east, getting to the gorse bushes near James Bond pond around ///swanky.fled.jetliner at 12:10. There were frequent rain showers around that time, so many of the cows stayed in the bushes and ate or rested and chewed their cud. After the rain stopped, steers 35, 217, 219 and 228 all emerged and went grazing on the pasture to the east.
Cow 234 has a red scratch on her rear right leg. It looks like a scrape from some gorse, but because she was wet it had spread. She was walking fine and had climbed up a hill to some higher ground where she was grazing. Otherwise, she seemed to be okay. Youngster 219's foot was fine today, with no sign of the previous scratch.
The cows were all good today.
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