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David in Wales

05-28-2007 00:51:06

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Hi Gang;
Some of the Gurnseys on their way to milking. The wife looks after these 86 cows whilst her husband looks after the rest of the farm. Cheers David

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Rustyj14

05-28-2007 14:20:41

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Re: PHOTO - aint this a lovely picture in reply to David in Wales, 05-28-2007 00:51:06

I enjoy your pictures, David, they are really great! But, you must find out where our dairy advertisers got the Talking black and white cows that they use on milk commercials! Thats where the money is! And now, they have multi-colored cows, to advertise ice cream on TV! Better do a thorough search! Rusty Jones

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Walt Davies

05-28-2007 10:26:18

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Re: PHOTO - aint this a lovely picture in reply to David in Wales, 05-28-2007 00:51:06

Jean Pierre this is my Limousin Bull I know he's black was bred to Black Angus then brought back to 97% Limousin. Another French Breed getting popular over here.
Walt

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1936

05-28-2007 07:55:25

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Re: PHOTO - aint this a lovely picture in reply to David in Wales, 05-28-2007 00:51:06

The french cow is huge. Grand dad hand milked Jersey's in the 30's, 40's, early 50's in Iowa. Brothers bull would love that french fense. When in the lot his hot wires will not stop him. Enjoyable photo's

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David in Wales

05-28-2007 06:55:54

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Re: PHOTO - Jean Pierre in France in reply to David in Wales, 05-28-2007 00:51:06

Hi; Nice photo of the cattle. Post some pictures of the farms & machinery in your Country.
Cheers David

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Randy in SW Pa

05-28-2007 04:28:16

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Re: PHOTO - aint this a lovely picture in reply to David in Wales, 05-28-2007 00:51:06

Hi David, I really enjoy your photos, thanks for posting them. I am curious of something though, I cant understand how there is any land left at all over there for farming since your area has been populated for thousands of years. Don't you all have urban sprawl? I figure that by now it should be so populated that all farm land would be full of Mc mansions and trailer parks.

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McFarmer

05-28-2007 06:13:38

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Re: PHOTO - aint this a lovely picture in reply to Randy in SW Pa, 05-28-2007 04:28:16

Randy - A couple hundred years ago a lot of them came over here.

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jean pierre marty

05-28-2007 03:25:57

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Re: PHOTO - aint this a lovely picture in reply to David in Wales, 05-28-2007 00:51:06

hi,
i'm french i see your beautifull pictures, and beautifull landscape.
In french we have nice crow too, good farmers. I 'm not farmer but i like this job. I work for manufactury plane (Airbus), and my family is collector about farm tools. (tractor and other tools)

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jpm

05-28-2007 08:14:27

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Re: PHOTO - aint this a lovely picture in reply to jean pierre marty, 05-28-2007 03:25:57

we have 39 breed of cows in french and i thinks these are "bordelaise".

how many breed do you have?

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Vacherie

05-28-2007 11:45:59

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Re: PHOTO - aint this a lovely picture in reply to jpm, 05-28-2007 08:14:27

Number unknown. Ours came from all over including France, England, Scotland, Germany,Spain, Africa, etc.

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Vacherie

05-28-2007 07:44:00

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Re: PHOTO - aint this a lovely picture in reply to jean pierre marty, 05-28-2007 03:25:57

What breed is that cow?

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Tom Till

05-28-2007 05:32:17

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Re: PHOTO - aint this a lovely picture in reply to jean pierre marty, 05-28-2007 03:25:57

Jean Pierre, Keep those pictures coming.I love all the pictures from around the world. At least we agriculturist have something in common no matter what part of the world we are from. We admire beautiful cows,bountiful crops, and the land that God gave us to be stewards of. I admire "David in Wales" and "Allen in Ne" photos very much.Maybe someday I will advance enough to be able to post a few pics.

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WCS

05-28-2007 02:46:55

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Re: PHOTO - aint this a lovely picture in reply to David in Wales, 05-28-2007 00:51:06

Yes, a beautiful picture, indeed! Many times I considered being a dairyman, beginning in high school with those thoughts, but I never went that way. Instead, settled for beef cows. Thanks, David, and keep the pics coming. We all enjoy them!

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BillD1

05-28-2007 05:12:42

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Re: PHOTO - aint this a lovely picture in reply to WCS, 05-28-2007 02:46:55

Back in the 1930s when I was growing up we had pedigreed Jersy`s tracable to the Isle of Jersey. All were bred for the butterfat content of the milk. I still think they are the best looking of all the dairy breeds. I had a terrible time getting used to town milk after we left the farm!

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Tanklord

05-28-2007 10:41:28

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Re: PHOTO - aint this a lovely picture in reply to BillD1, 05-28-2007 05:12:42

Amen to that Bill! Only store bought milk I drank before I was 18 was what they gave us in school. A side note: we only had milk to drink with our lunch, and on special occasions it was chocolate!

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