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Impressive and so well captured Keith.

Oh, the beef starts to grow the winter fur. The hairstyle already indicates this...

the next visit to the hairdresser is due !!

also this horns from the cows ist possible for the paper holder

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Ha, ha...........what a great idea!

oui ; une belle vache !!

A very beautiful animal image, Keith !

★彡 Good work. Have a lovely new week 彡★

Harig maar mooi in het licht---Keith!

Sounds a bit like me Fred :-))

Aren't these beast just adorable? I never get tired of seeing them and as you say, there are more and more around nowadays, all far away from Scotland. As Fred says -great lighting too.

Cheers, Herb

What a beauty! Despite those huge horns and their large stature, they have such a good temperament, and always look so pretty! I'm not surprised they are found all over the world! A gorgeous portrait Keith.

Always docile but beautiful and stubborn animals, we have met many a highland road block that can take a while to move,
Superb portrait of a lovely beast Keith.

Ha, ha..............yes, you wouldn't want those horns through the front of the car would you! Thanks Roger.

Beautiful!

Thank you all for your kind comments.................very much appreciated.

Ein fantastisches Portrait dieser sanften Riesen!

Thank you Wilhelm :-)

Wonderful! I like the furry beasts:-) The first time I saw them in the Swiss Alps I was a bit surprised but they seem to like it there.

Me too...........they're really beautiful and they seem to be popular all over the world. Glad you like it Gudrun.

I went to Scotland in 2010 with some friends to take photos. We were there a week and never saw any of these at all. When I got home I spotted one in a field at a farm shop about 2 miles away from my house :-))

Captured the character Keith

Thank you Jan............good of you to drop in!

J'adore ces vaches. J'en ai vu quelques fois ici mais c'est assez rare. Ta photo est particulierement réussie. Amicalement. Jean Paul

Thank you my friend..............they're very photogenic. They're becoming quite common in England.

Lovely portrait of a very attractive breed. We have them here in New Zealand also. Couldn't have spread much further, could they?