At 07:10 this morning, the cattle were resting in the shade beneath the trees in the far northeast corner of the site, near ///oaks.rinse.opened. Steer 178 was lying down, contentedly chewing his cud, but was still happy to have a neck rub. Steers 75 and 257 were both standing when I arrived, but soon settled down as well. They’d picked a cool, sheltered spot and all looked very comfortable. The boys were relaxed, happy, and in good condition.
By 07:40, the ponies were grazing peacefully near the corral — I hadn’t noticed them when I first arrived. They quickly wandered over to say hello and enjoy some strokes. After a while, they returned to grazing but took turns coming back for neck and back rubs, offering affectionate nuzzles and cuddles in return. A little later, they crossed the main path to graze in the pasture to the north. I left them at 08:15, grazing contentedly along the track to the north of Brock’s Hill. The girls were all happy, relaxed, and looking well.
The cows and the ponies were all good today.
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