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Merlin -- A bit of Guernsey | Kobevista 5972 vecesWe recently purchased Carole, a pure-bred Guernsey cow, as our "house cow." The farmers who sold us Carole are getting out of the dairy business, so their bull, Merlin, was set to go to the chop. The Guernsey Cattle Society tells me Guernsey beef is delicious, so Merlin has had a bit of a reprieve. He gets to eat grain and grass and drink beer --- for a year.
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Merlin Posingvista 579 vecesWhen we got Merlin, we were told out to be careful of him. And, as with any bull, we give him the respect (and attention) he deserves. But he's really a big pussycat. Here he is posing for the camera. King's End Lane, August 2004
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Merlin -- Our Guernsey Bullvista 895 vecesKing's End Lane, August 2004
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Merlin and a Donkeyvista 655 vecesMerlin, the Guernsey bull, shares his field with two donkeys (Pedro and Geofredo), a zippy horse, and three elderly alpacas.
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Kevin Howdle and Merlinvista 8519 vecesKing's End Lane, August 2004
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Paulo Enjoying His Breakfastvista 167 vecesWheatabix, fresh Guernsey milk (from Carole, our cow), and some scrambled egg from our own Black Rock chickens. Served in his suite, on a silver (okay, silver colour) stand.
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Carole - Our Guernsey Cowvista 414 vecesCarole, a pedigree Guernsey Cow, is our "house" cow --- providing us with all of our milk. So much milk that we feed the excess to our Tamworth pigs. We have just started to make butter and (soon) cheese from Carole's "output." And she treats us to the best milk shakes in Worcestershire, if not all of the West Midlands.
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Elvis and His Milk Moustachevista 178 vecesElvis having his breakfast --- scrambled eggs from our own Black Rock chickens (laid this morning) and Guernsey milk, usually from Carole, our house cow. Elvis has his "Got Milk?" moustache.
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Wild Boar At Restvista 356 vecesThe wild boar love the straw (etc.) from benath the Guernsey cow and Guernsey bull. I guess it's warm and smells, well, "piggie." They root around in it, sleep in it, and gradually convert it into soil.
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Three Types of Beef Cattlevista 1179 vecesAberdeen Angus (black steer on the left), Highland cattle (red steer in the middle), and a Guernsey - Belgian Blue cross (black and white cow on the right) enjoying the sunshine at the 11-acre field, overlooking the Severn.
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Scottish | Kobe Rump Steakvista 550 vecesCooked with a pat of Alderney Island butter (from Guernsey cows), a baked potato with fresh chives, and some snap peas.
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Scottish | Kobe Feather Steakvista 514 vecesCoooked medium rare, with some fresh corn on the cob with a pat of Alderney Island butter (from Guernsey cows) and a fresh salad.
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