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Tuesday, April 22, 2003
Cattle call
It occurred to me today that I had promised y�all pictures of the calves down at my parents� place. Here ya go! One of these calves belongs to Science Girl and yours truly, although I really couldn�t tell you which one is ours. Let�s say it�s the best-looking one, because that would only be appropriate.
As I recall, they�re about 5-6 weeks old in these pictures. By now they�ve probably doubled in size, at the very least. I don�t think they�re old enough to rope yet; I believe the horns come in when they�re about a year old, but I don�t know for sure.
Right now, they�re not at my folks� place. They�ve been moved across town to some land my parents are leasing, since the pasture there gets irrigated & the homestead is strictly dry farmed (except for my mom�s garden). Why I think you care about all this is something of a mystery, but stranger things have happened.
bmarkey 4/22/2003 05:44:00 PM
