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rabirius 
28 responses to “When More Cows Come Home”
I just love that shot… Cowboy Cows!!! Out of a real Western, I just can heat the music of Morricone 😉
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Thank you.
Though the picture was taken more in the east 🙂
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Fantastic!
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Thank you, Richard.
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Love the flow in this superb shot Rabirius and the gentle arc between the first and the last cow.
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I’m glad you like it.
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Superb in every way, bravo!
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Thanks a lot for your compliment, Ed.
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Excellent
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Thank you.
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superb photo.
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I’m glad you like it.
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Wonderful photo.
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Thank you.
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Amazing.
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Thank you.
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Nice shot Rabirius! I like the symmetry.
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Again, thank you very much, Uday.
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Love it!
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Thank you, Elena.
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What a lovely line up 😀 I like the fact that they are not tagged or loaded with heavy bells. It’s a terrific photo, Rabirius.
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Thank you, Paula.
They were also really intelligent – they were finding the way back to their stable all by themselves.
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Surprising for cows.
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Yes, it is.
In Armenia I was also surprised that cows can be really good mountain climbers.
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And they are skinner than in Austria too.
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Probably Armenian cows have to climb more…
…though I guess in the Austrian Alps they have to learn that as well.
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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