North San Luis Obispo County is home to many cattle. I decided to share some of my cattle photos so that my friend my friend Rhonda Albom will see that they are not really too scary.I'll admit, though, that the longhorns might be intimidating. Most of these cattle have been photographed in Paso Robles, but one is from Templeton. This first animal lives only a few blocks from me in Paso Robles. I saw it on a walk Near South River Road.
These cattle were living in wine country next door to the old Eagle Castle when I took their picture. I'm afraid some might think that longhorn is a bit frightening. I'd forgotten it was in this photo.
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Maybe the last place you'd expect to find cattle would be at church. Maybe that's because your church isn't in a rural area. I was very surprised to climb the hill in back of our church one day to photograph the oak tree I knew was there, and find cattle. I decided this cow was a good subject, but she wasn't alone.
LOL - Fail! They are more scary than ever. Not the one by your church, she looks cuddly and adorable, but the two photos with the horns, OMG - they are super scary. Seriously, I love this post and thanks for the mention. You are so sweet for trying to help me over my fear of cows. :)
ReplyDeleteI thought maybe those horns would freak you out. Those are the cattle I ran into on my hike through a state park -- a herd of them a few feet from me. I was afraid to move. I didn't know they were longhorns. I thought they were bulls. I was still living in the suburbs then and knew even less about cattle than I know now.
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