Away in a manger
two Belties*
ate hay
. . .
*These are Belted Galloways, otherwise known as Belties, or as Oreo Cows.
They live locally
and we love them.
xx
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Cows with so much hair?! Never seen that . They're cute ! "oreo cows".. ;o))
ReplyDeleteMaybe because we have long, cold winters here, they grow thicker hair . . . (Just guessing. . . )
DeleteNot joking here: do they come in white with a black 'belt'? Gotta match the curtains, you know.
ReplyDeleteHmm, I don't think so -- I think the belt is always white but the other parts can be black or brown or 'red' or tan . . .
DeleteI could not resist them and would love to be there with my camera.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I could see them there at your farm, too. :))
DeleteI'd definitely be hugging these Oreos since licking them is not an option. Love the Belties.
ReplyDeleteThey do get regular hugs and kisses from the 4-H-ers who tend them. Very cute.
DeleteWe have researched adding this breed to our farm. They are a joy to look at!
ReplyDeleteOoh, they're so lovely . . .
DeleteI've heard a rock with a ring around it is a sign of good luck. I wonder if the same is true for Belties?
ReplyDeleteSounds good to me . . . and we call those rocks Beltie rocks . . . .:))
DeleteIf they live where I think they do, then the whole scene is so beautiful & peaceful...Positive energy!! Me, I've only seen them from afar, so far...Give them a hug for me!
ReplyDeleteI will take you for a visit one day . . .
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