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2016-04-15 09:05:21 Three years ●●●●●● ●●●●●●ment help I call J●●●●●●’ wife Eliane to check if I can come and take ●●●●●●es of the ●●●●●●-●●●●●●. She tells me that they haven’t yet ●●●●●●d ●●●●●●tion, as ●●●●●●●●●●●● cool ●●●●●●●●●●●● and heavy rain are still ●●●●●●st. Snow ●●●●●● the ●●●●●● in the ●●●●●●g and the cows can’t walk in the mud — they even ●●●●●●d to leave the barn for three days. The grass they have eaten isn’t ●●●●●●g back. J●●●●●● will ●●●●●●antly take the herd back down the next day — the first time since 1960 that ●●●●●●s have had to do this, ●●●●●●ing to the older ●●●●●● in the ●●●●●●e. He must buy some bales of hay and he’s not happy. On the way back down the cows keep their heads ●●●●●●d. Only the ●●●●●● makes an ●●●●●●t to ●●●●●● the path to the other ●●●●●●e ●●●●●●d of back to the barn. E●●●●●●e is quiet. |