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Sunday, 1 June 2025

I Saw Approximately Ten in K18 at 09.30. All Lying Down & Appeared Well

Hi, It's Tony, (A Hawley Common Looker). I was out on a bike ride with my brother this morning from Hawley, (where I didn't manage to spot any of the cattle) to Caesars Camp and back.

As we approached the viewing point and benches on top of Caesars's Camp, my brother and I came upon ten or so cattle sat chewing the cud in the open about 150 yards west of the copse near the benches.

Apologies, as I was photographing them, two mountain bike mates rode past, (who I haven't seen for years) and as we ended or conversation about half of the cattle started to move off to the south. So, I said goodbye to my mates and quickly completed photographing each cattle. In the rush, I forgot to count how many I had actually seen. However, I do know that I managed to get at least one photograph of each one there.