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Lord Rannoch of LuciesПереглядів: 15484Lord Rannoch is getting on in years, and suffers from arthritis. We're moving him from the back barn into the stable block where we can keep a closer eye on him. While he is slow when he walks, he does get up and walk around periodically, and was happy to follow the feed bucket to the stable block.
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Cathy Encouranging Rannoch to Walk to the StableПереглядів: 3900He walked, unaided, to the stable block, and had a nice meal in his new home.
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Lord Rannoch Back in the Upper BarnПереглядів: 697He showed quite a bit of the old spirit when he was in, temporarily, with Belinda the cow. We're now trying to lure him into the other part of the barn with his favourite --- food! His horns are magnificient, and he's a gentle soul.
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Luring Lord Rannoch With FoodПереглядів: 364
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Lord Rannoch Back in the Upper BarnПереглядів: 1594With his ever-present companions, the Black Rock chickens.
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Belinda - Our House CowПереглядів: 161Belinda is a Guernsey cow. She's milked, by hand, each day to provide milk for us and for the dog resort. She's heavily pregnant --- due anytime soon --- so the milk has dried up as she puts all of her reserves into her calf.
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Ross And One Of The Alpacas Having A SnackПереглядів: 315. . . with a Black Rock chicken in the background.
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Two New Highland CattleПереглядів: 172Raised by Jim Mercer of Little Clevelode. The steer Hamish (UK164609-600055) in the foreground and the heifer Balamory (UK311538-300001) in the background.
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Ross In Pursuit of the HeiferПереглядів: 128Ross was quite interested in this heifer Balamory (UK311538-300001). She's quite small, but she is over two years old (born 6 January 2006) so should be interested in Ross' attention. She wasn't.
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I'm Hot!Переглядів: 177This Highland heifer (Balamory) was so hot --- after Ross chased her around the field --- that she was panting.
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Balamory Panting in the HeatПереглядів: 165
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Ross the BullПереглядів: 263Ross was quite pleased with himself, having chased the heifer around the field for half an hour.
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