HFF! (yes it's there on the left).
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HFF!!
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HFF once again!!!
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I got lost and followed this path only to find myself in a field with a bull. The next field also had a bull ... and the next. I couldn't escape them so, as nonchalantly as I could, I retraced my steps, adding over an hour to my journey!. But then it is Spain, after all!
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I know Rosamund (Rosamunde for her German market!).
She is (was) a good friend of my great aunt's in Cornwall. Her son owns a farm near my cousin's farm. I used to work in a pub where they all used to gather. The joke about the sheep is that they are brought in from up country, just ahead of the Pilcher coach tours from Germany, and released into the fields a few minutes ahead! Then when the German tourists were in the pub, they were taken to to the next stopping point.
Potemkin Sheep!!!
Apparently a German Pilcher coach tour just wouldn't be the same without the sheep!!!
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