The fifteen original Caesar's cows were spread out grazing in the area around ///foot.sprinter.comply at 10:35 this morning. They were enjoying lots of heather. There were a few rain showers, but that didn't put them off. The cows would occasionally take a break and rest while chewing their cud. They were all looking well.
Six of the Sussex cows were standing close to the cattle grid at the far end of the site around ///hoped.trainer.memo at noon. They were all relaxing and chewing their cud. Cow 212 was eating grass at the side of the path close by. Steer 197 was very friendly today and was happy to stand and receive a long head rub. They were all looking good.
As I was leaving, I wandered past the first group again. The seven older cows were lying down resting in the bracken on the higher ground around ///saturate.logs.adults at 13:00. The five youngsters and two yearlings were lying down at the bottom of the hill around ///speedily.slopes.grabs. Some were chewing their cud while others were snoozing.
For awareness, there was a contractor clearing scrub within the fenced off area just along from the cow shed. The gate into the area was lying open.
The cows were all good today.
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