All twenty-five cattle were gathered at the Royal Pavilion end of the site at 14:05 this afternoon. Eleven members of the original herd were relaxing near ///silk.tuck.means. Most were chewing their cud, with some lying down to rest. Youngster 228 had found a cosy spot for a snooze. Despite frequent rain showers leaving the group rather damp, they were happy, relaxed, and looking well. Yearling 270 wisely sought shelter beneath a tree.
Steers 227 and 230 were resting a little further east, closer to the path. Both were relaxed and content, chewing their cud. They were also very friendly, thoroughly enjoying back and neck rubs as well as having their coats ruffled.
Nearby, steers 20, 21, and 33, along with cow 214, were grazing on the grassy island near ///loops.call.spring. They were happily nibbling on leaves from the bramble bushes. They all appeared happy and healthy.
By 14:30, Sussex cow 1396 and steer 1626 were resting near ///holds.save.parts. Cow 1396 had recently stood up, while steer 1626 remained lying beside her. The remaining five Sussexes were grazing in the gorse bushes to the southwest near ///army.gold.prove. All seven were happy, relaxed, and in good condition.
I said my goodbyes around 15:00, as the first group of eleven started to get up and make their way over to join the second group for some grazing.
The cows were all good today.
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