We have a lot of visitors coming and going around The Glen House. Did you meet Mr P.? The new neighbours are a highly entertaining bunch…..
Apart from the usual pheasants, swans, ducks, herons and the phenomenal array of birds in the garden we now have a herd of cows!
Both sides of the river infront of The Glen House are strewn with cows of all sorts of colours.
They really enjoyed the freshly cut grass from the lawn, lovingly fed to them by The Glen House’s very own Dr Doolittle!
Did you know…. Cows spend 10 to 12 hours a day lying down. The average sleep time of a domestic cow is about four hours a day; unlike horses, they don’t sleep standing up!
According to Farming With Compassion “Cattle were domesticated as long ago as the Neolithic age and have been kept as livestock ever since for their meat, milk and hides….”
“Historically there was less distinction between dairy cattle and beef cattle, with the same breeds used for both milk and meat. However today farmers generally keep either beef or dairy cattle….” These gorgeous beef cattle are being reared on sweet, sweet grass.
Meet my new mate Daisy!
It’s all cow crazy around here…
Melissa xx
Remember you can now find me on Twitter @the_glen_house
Such delightful new neighbors you have, Melissa! Look at these photos, I imagine you are purely “living the dream” at the Glen House. 🙂
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Thanks Nancy, most days I think I am!
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What a fun post, Melissa! Thank you for sharing! 😀
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He he, thanks Patty
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I love it!! What wonderful photos and great neighbours!!
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He he he 😆
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Your gorgeous pictures M…Make me want to visit the Glen House more and more x
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You’re more than welcome anytime xz
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Awwww Thanks xx
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Love the cows…what beautiful and peaceful scenery you have!
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Thank you
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Beautiful and pastoral!
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☺
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What a view you have Melissa – and is that willow being trained into a heart shape – awww…the birds are phenomenal and the cows are very cute – hello Daisy!
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What wonderful scenery!
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Thank you!
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You know it’s spring time! We had some robins nesting in the wreath on our door – their adorableness is worth forgoing its use for a month, right?
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he he he, yup!
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