Pulling the plants out of their winter corner now. Everything including the grape vine is coming back to life.
Checked on Denise and her one day old calf. 71,82,37,0,C,0
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9 comments:
Your cow photos are fantastic. They make me feel I am right there with them.
been trying to jog the memory since yesterday - is 'Denise' Valentines mom? she was a little red with a white blaze too... and Ben-like buckys... Benita brought them over to meet you.
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the photos are great - hopefully you'll be able to capture the first week at least. The Cain corral is a good backdrop.
Ohhhhhh. that photo of Denise and baby is so beautiful and serene. i hope you don't mind if i use it as a screen saver. looking at that photo every day would bring an instant smile.
remmij....thanks for reminding me - I forgot about Valentine. Yup, that is Denise before I named her.
Wonderful pictures. That is a hell of a set of horns Denise has. (I wonder if John names these cows after significant women in his past...!)
If I remember correctly Denise is named after a very nice local Terlingua woman, supposedly because they're both black and have a huge rack. At least that was the story I was told.
That is correct and approved by the human Denese....
Everything is springing to life.
Best cow & calf picture I've ever seen.
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