Mixed company, Advocate, Nova Scotia
Taken back in the summer of 2003, we found a half dozen Haflinger horses and a small group of Hereford cattle sharing the same pasture. We had turned north off route 209, just opposite the Irving Station to spend an hour at the cemetery on the hillside overlooking Cape d'Or and Advocate Bay when we found this group splashing around in a shallow creek beside the road. When we parked they moved out of the muddy water up into the grass. There was a pleasant breeze blowing in off the bay so we and the livestock weren't bothered at all by bugs. After arriving at the cemetery, about a quarter mile farther up the hill, we looked back and saw that they had moved back into the water, drinking and splashing once more.
Taken with my first digital camera, a Kodak DC4800, a small pocket sized 3.1 MP point and shoot that didn't shoot RAW images but did shoot TIFF's.
Adv/NS/2003-07-07-2M
Mixed company, Advocate, Nova Scotia
Taken back in the summer of 2003, we found a half dozen Haflinger horses and a small group of Hereford cattle sharing the same pasture. We had turned north off route 209, just opposite the Irving Station to spend an hour at the cemetery on the hillside overlooking Cape d'Or and Advocate Bay when we found this group splashing around in a shallow creek beside the road. When we parked they moved out of the muddy water up into the grass. There was a pleasant breeze blowing in off the bay so we and the livestock weren't bothered at all by bugs. After arriving at the cemetery, about a quarter mile farther up the hill, we looked back and saw that they had moved back into the water, drinking and splashing once more.
Taken with my first digital camera, a Kodak DC4800, a small pocket sized 3.1 MP point and shoot that didn't shoot RAW images but did shoot TIFF's.
Adv/NS/2003-07-07-2M