Waynetta Galloway and the rest of the herd are grazing Falling Sands Nature Area; they have eaten most of the lovely new grass and are now working their ways through the coarser plants.
Waynetta Galloway: a very steady cow
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That is very pretty. Is it related to highland cattle (which I’ve seen in various parts of Wales)?
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It’s a belted Galloway cow, from Galloway. 🙂
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Ah!
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