This is so funny!
I think I might have mentioned before, Tish, that I think Highland cows are just the cutest! When I first visited the Scotland highlands in the 90s, that was the highlight of my trip – spotting my next highland cow!
Lovely funny photos. I still think someone should trim that fringe. Needless to say we have headed into another lockdown just as I was about to book a hair cut!
This is why humans have a back brush in the shower or a back scratcher somewhere in the bedroom. 🙂 Usually I see cattle rubbing up against a fence to scratch an itch. The other thought that came to mind is all those people waiting for it to be safe enough to see their hair stylists. 🙂 I actually watched a couple videos online and venture to cut my own after well over a year without a cut. Thankfully it’s turned out well both times. 🙂
Tish Farrell 
What lovely shots, Tish! From the Header I thought it was bad hair day, but I wouldn’t mind a mane like that 🙂 🙂
Morning, me dear. Bad hair days are of course de rigeur for the MacMoos. Often with hay extensions 🙂
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This is so funny!
I think I might have mentioned before, Tish, that I think Highland cows are just the cutest! When I first visited the Scotland highlands in the 90s, that was the highlight of my trip – spotting my next highland cow!
Happy to provide more views 🙂
See that’s what us humans need – horns to itch with!
Some might be said to already have a set 😉
lol!
itch with? Surely one scratches the itch. Or is this a Hampshire saying? 🤔
Just a Becky saying 🤣
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curling up on frosty days! great shots, Tish! 🙂
Lovely funny photos. I still think someone should trim that fringe. Needless to say we have headed into another lockdown just as I was about to book a hair cut!
My dilemma also, re lack of haircut. Shall look like the MacMoos soon, hopefully without added vegetation.
Oh, my gosh! Cute! Reminds me of my dog trying to get to that itchy spot on his back.
This is why humans have a back brush in the shower or a back scratcher somewhere in the bedroom. 🙂 Usually I see cattle rubbing up against a fence to scratch an itch. The other thought that came to mind is all those people waiting for it to be safe enough to see their hair stylists. 🙂 I actually watched a couple videos online and venture to cut my own after well over a year without a cut. Thankfully it’s turned out well both times. 🙂
janet
Well done with your haircut, Janet. I may need to get the scissors out soon.
It must be quite some thing to spend your life wearing these. We had a bearded collie called Moss who had a similar haircut.
LOL