Thursday 23rd November - All 19 seen

A mixed group of ten cows were standing on their favourite Sandy Hill corner at noon today. They were all relaxing and chewing their cud in the sunshine. Cows 21, 270 and 940 were busy eating some grass amongst the others. Steers 30 and 227 were munching on gorse in the adjacent bushes. They were all happy and looking really well today. Steers 217, 220, 230 and 271 had been grazing together further west along Sandy Hill. I met them around ///gulped.testy.inferior as they were wandering along to join up with others. They were all looking good. Youngster 227 continued to munch on gorse in the bushes by himself. The other eighteen cows all gathered on the corner, where they continued to relax and chew their cud. Youngsters 222 and 228 were the first to lie down. The cows were all good today.

Wednesday 22nd

All 19 found together at ///nurtures.tracks.succumbs.

All laying around and chewing the cud. No issues 

Sean 

Tuesday 21st November - All 19 seen

A mixed group of thirteen cows were found in the area around ///boots.infects.mush at the Shell garage end of the site at 10.50.  Cows 217, 222, 234 and 270 were busy grazing.  Youngsters 227 and 228 were lying down, relaxing.  Cows 21, 33, 35, 214, 215, 219 and 271 were standing chewing their cud.  They were all looking well.

The other six cows were all grazing deep in the thicket on the slope around ///canyons.stag.mows at 11.30.  Cow 72 was enjoying some holly leaves.  I was surprised to discover there is a deep gully that runs through the middle of the slope.  Cows 30 and 940 were down there eating gorse.  The other three, steers 20, 220 and 230, had been down and back up the other side and were munching on leaves and gorse.  After a while, the cows slowly emerged from the thicket and started to eat some heather in the area around ///micro.leap.rats.  They were all happy and healthy.

There was lots of activity on Caesar's this morning.  The army were busy training, some contractors were burning gorse in the area around ///testy.trucks.pack and there was a digger trimming the bushes at the side of the path around ///argue.young.foods.

The cows were all good today.   Got a little carried away with the photos today 😃.

Sunday 19th November - All 19 seen

Cows 217, 220, 228, 234 270 were happily grazing around ///breaches.soils.freed at 09:20 this morning.  Cows 20, 21, 30, 33, 35, 72 and 940 were spread out, grazing a bit to their south-west.  They were eating gorse and heather in the sunshine.  Older steers 20 and 33 soon stopped and began to relax and chew their cud.

Cows 214, 215, 219, 222, 227, 230 and 271 were all grazing among the trees in the area around ///waxing.cools.mimes next to the Bourley Road at 09:45.  They were all happy and relaxed and were enjoying their breakfast.

Just after 10:00, the two groups joined up and continued to graze in the area around ///bleaker.ledge.rate.  The cows were widely spread out and were grazing in groups of two's and three's.  They were all looking really well today, and it was nice to see them dry.

The cows were all good this morning.

Saturday 18th November - All 19 seen

Older steer 35 plus youngers 214, 215 and 230 were all grazing along the side of the main path around ///metals.headstone.pelt at 10.30 this morning.  They were all rather wet but were happy enough.  Cows 21, 72, 217, 219, 222, 227, 228 and 271 were all grazing among the trees behind them.  They were mainly munching on leaves from the various bushes.  After spending some time with them, I started to climb the hill up to the Lookout and youngster 230 decided to follow me.  He soon gave up though and returned to grazing.

The other seven cows were found in the area around ///calms.users.diamonds just along from the Lookout at 11:00.  Cows 30, 33, 220, 234, 270 and 940 were all either munching on heather or standing chewing their cud.  They were all happy and relaxed.  Older steer 20 was munching on gorse in the bushes behind them.  He did come out for a short while before heading back in to munch some more.  

There was the annual Brutal - Spider Hill tough running 5K and 10K races on Caesar's today.  The cows wisely stayed out of competitor's way.  The organisers were gathering their signage when I said goodbye to the first group of cow's at just before noon.

The cows were all good today.

Thursday 16th November - All 19 seen

Cows 30, 33, 35, 72, 219, 220, 222 and 940 were all found at the west end of Sandy Hill in the area around ///shins.horses.ghost at 15:05 this afternoon.  They were all either munching on grass or standing, chewing their cud.  Despite being rather wet, they were all happy and relaxed.

The other eleven cows were all climbing up the side of Sandy Hill on the path to the west of their favourite corner at 15:25.  After completing the climb, the cows stopped briefly to rest before wandering off to graze the pasture opposite the corner.  Youngsters 227 and 230 plus yearling 271 were all grazing in the thicket on both sides of the path before climbing up and joining the others.  This group seemed happy enough, despite being rather damp.

Youngster 227 appeared fully recovered today.  He was grazing in the gorse bushes on the way up the hill, the steep incline causing him to put his full weight on his back legs.  He also climbed to the top of the hill with no issues before stopping to say hello and to get a head rub.

The cows were all good today.

Wednesday 15th November - All 19 seen.

Youngsters 217, 220, 222, 227, 228 and 230 plus yearlings 270 and 271 were all lying down resting in the area around ///kite.duos.pupils at 12:10 this afternoon.  Most were relaxing and chewing their cud, with a couple resting their eyes.  They were all looking great in the bright sunshine.  Older cow 72 was standing close by, relaxing and chewing her cud.

Cows 21, 30, 33, 35, 214, 215, 219, 234 and 940 were all lying down fairly close by in the area around ///cabin.onto.outs about twenty minutes later.  They were mostly all relaxing and chewing their cud.  Youngster 219 was having a snooze.  Older steer 20 was up and about and munching on heather to the side of them.  When I returned to the group, older steer 35 was properly stretched out on his side.  They were all happy and looked well.

The cows were all good today.