Sussex cow 1396 was relaxing and chewing her cud near ///galloped.essay.fees, west of the pillbox on Sandy Hill at 11:25 this morning. Cow 212 was grazing in the gorse to the south, while steers 20 and 217 rested briefly before wandering into the gorse bushes on the edge of the hill. The other five Sussexes were already grazing deep in the gorse bushes. Cow 211 emerged to say hello and enjoyed a neck rub. Steer 219 was munching on heather, but soon stopped to have a satisfying scratch. All ten cattle were happy, relaxed and looking well, though damp to varying degrees.
Cow 940 was munching on heather near ///fishery.editor.hazy, south of James Bond Pond at 11:50. Cows 72 and 214, along with steers 33 and 227, were foraging under the trees to the west near ///valve.noun.safely, rummaging through fallen leaves. After some searching, I found steer 35 munching on gorse near where cow 940 had been earlier. All six were is good condition.
At 12:30, cow 234 was resting and chewing her cud near ///secretly.assures.pesky among the trees on Hungry Hill. She was friendly and came over to say hello. Steers 21 and 220 were grazing nearby in the gorse. Youngster 230 was munching a bit further to the west. All appeared happy and relaxed.
Steers 30, 222, and 270 were grazing near ///half.poem.coil on Hungry Hill at 12:40. They were very friendly and came over to say hello. Yearling 271 alternated between grazing on heather and gorse a little further northeast. When I returned to the first three, steer 30 was lying down, with the other two preparing to join him. They had a wonderful view over Horse Pond. The boys all looked well.
The cows were all good today.
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