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Post by Graham on Jan 25, 2009 10:13:03 GMT
For Kiwidave and anyone else who can't wait till May to hear the cow story of our last meet you can read it in various posts on this thread. HEREKeep scrolling down to read the full account. If there are any cows anywhere near the next meet I am coming home ;D Graham |
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Post by aggsandrog on Jan 25, 2009 14:00:16 GMT
I can sympathise. We had a similar experience in Sussex a few years ago. A dozen or so had calved, and others were about to. They didn't actually charge us. Swaggering towards us was enough to make us realise we were unwise to be in the maternity field! Not a problem without the calving, although I avoid being too close behind them for a couple of reasons... Roger
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Post by kiwidave on Jan 25, 2009 15:55:04 GMT
Hi Graham, Now I understand the "Cow" phobia, I still think we could jazz it up a little and put a flash flood or maybe a little foam at the mouth in it ( just for the added suspense  ) I will try to make sure there are no cows on this meet, however, if we do stumble across a mad herd, I'll race you to the nearest fence... Dave |
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Post by Graham on Jan 25, 2009 15:57:39 GMT
I will try to make sure there are no cows on this meet, however, if we do stumble across a mad herd, I'll race you to the nearest fence... No contest Pauline would be first closely followed by me. ;D |
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