A "rare" sight -- driving cattle to market! Usually we see goats being taken to the market. Nice to know that when we ask the butcher "what kind of meat is this"? and he says "cow" that he is correct!!!
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1 comment:
thats too cool. When i was little I lived in Panama for a couple of years, and I lived in the village and they would drive steer right by our house also. Was alittle scary as a kid. I use to have dreams they would run after me. LOL
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