Cow 214 and steers 219, 220, 228, 270 and 271 were spread out grazing in the pasture opposite their favourite Sandy Hill corner at 10:00 this morning. They were all rather damp, but quickly dried out in the windy conditions. The others were all buried deep in the gorse bushes behind where the first group were grazing. They were rather tricky to get at today. A few came out and said hello before going back into the bushes to eat some more.
Cow 234 plus steers 227 and 230 were found grazing on the slope of Sandy Hill around ///wells.wants.essay at 10.45. A number of the cows started to emerge from the gorse bushes, stop off at their favourite corner to eat some grass, before wandering along and joining these three. By 11:35 they were all munching on heather on the slope of Sandy Hill around ///tech.shelf.kilt.
Cows 72 and 215 plus steers 30, 217 and 222 were the last to emerge from the gorse bushes at 11:20. Cow 30 turned around and went straight back in. The other four went and stood on their favourite corner, where they started to relax and chew their cud. Youngster 217 soon lay down. It didn't look like they were in any rush to walk along and join the others.
The cows were all good today.
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