July 30b: A Touch of Scotland by Robin Reid

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30-JUL-2005	Robin Reid

July 30b: A Touch of Scotland

Wet Mountain Valley, CO

This image is dedicated to Stu, Northie, and Zak. I just want you guys to know we have a highland cow or two of our own here in the Wild West.

See also my earlier post today ---- click Next ---

Canon EOS 20D ,Canon EF 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 DO IS USM
1/1000s f/5.6 at 270.0mm iso400 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

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Guest		01-Aug-2005 19:51
Wow, this is a great shot!

snootydog		01-Aug-2005 14:24
well, your castle is lovely but oh my this is my favorite. These guys just always make me smile. I think it is that they have such great hair

Karen Leaf		01-Aug-2005 02:06
Nice cow, nice cow, nice cow. [Backing away ever so slowly].

Guest		01-Aug-2005 00:40
Really cool look on this guy!!!

northstar37		31-Jul-2005 22:43
This one's had a shave, heheh ;-)

laine82		31-Jul-2005 09:11
He has a great set of handlebars.

Herb		31-Jul-2005 02:18
Very nice

Glendower		31-Jul-2005 00:56
Whew! Don't fence me in... NOT. Excellent image.

Di		30-Jul-2005 23:41
LOL at Coleen...I was reminded of Ferdinand, too.

Coleen Perilloux Landry		30-Jul-2005 22:46
I love the way he's looking at you with one eye. The flowers are nice, too, so his name must be Ferdinand.

Elaine (etfitz)		30-Jul-2005 22:45
Great shot! He's kind of cute.

Leo Charette		30-Jul-2005 22:23
I can see the blurred fence line.. glad to see you're staying safe outwise it might be a touch of something else ;). Nice shot Robin. Wow, those are big horns.

Zak		30-Jul-2005 21:26
look at the horns on it! :-o

Guest		30-Jul-2005 20:57
I think you should stay on THIS side of the fence, don't you? Them horns don't look too encouraging.