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3 comments:
Beautiful, oh so beautiful!
At first you couldn't see the man leading the flock, or the quad coming behind. But you could tell that something was happening, as the sheep were lined up going up the hill.
Really cool. I would love to take on a job like that for a few months. The scenery, alone, would be so worth it!
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