It is presumed that it is an offshoot from the black Galloway, but it does look very much nicer - to my mind anyway.
Saturday, August 11, 2007
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Since I didn't see any photographic record for Ayrshire, I thought I'd put one up.
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3 comments:
I didn't know there was more than one kind of Galloway.
Oh, I am so exccited! Yesterday, my eldest daughter and I went to a Fiddlers Fair. It is located at a 19th century museum. As we were visiting, along came a man with two "oxen" in a yoke. I spoke to him...these cattle were HUGE! He told me they are Aryshire cattle! I was so surprised, and thought about you and your blog! There are pics of them on my blog if you care to take a look:
http://bristolwood.net
(it is under the heading of "Yesterday's Most Wonderful Adventure")
There are actually 3 or 4 branches of the Galloway breed.
Ayrshires aren't the biggest breed by any means, but they are not bad.
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