Cows: Cambodia v. San Juan Island
Meet Esther, a lovely expecting cow from Heritage Farm and raw milk dairy…
Meet unidentified Cambodian cow eating garbage on the road on the way to work…
Food is different here than back in Cambodes.
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3 comments
the bode the bode o o the bode!
Your cow looks evil…what's it hiding under that black mask? and that khmer cow looks very healthy- no ribs showing, no sores. i bet the khmer cow could kick esther's rump roast!
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