Onwards!

 

Arriving one sees the bales of hay all wrapped up and the cows of the nearby herd grazing in the field.

It is most important to check and where necessary, review your route where animals such as them a re grazing if you value your life!

On the day in question, we had had heavy showers making access more difficult with much mud puddles of water.

Meet the cows!

The improved weather showed itself down in the fields where the Cow shed was seen to have cows near it , something I hadn't seen for a bit with the cows usually in the fields some way off.

Here they are in all their glory, enjoying the grass on a sunny autumnal morning except unlike me they were chewing it. I prefer white choco and Magnum ice creams!

There still was a fair amount of bird activity taking place and butterflies floating about apart from the dozy wasp that tried to go after my woollen hat!

Settled

We're in a drier period while the temperatures have been moderate with cold starts soon getting around the eight to ten degrees mark by late morning which lent itself for going into the fields.

While out I spotted this distanced group of cows sunbathing, spending a fair bit of time just watching them, very much 'in the moment' feeling carefree.

To me a benefit of being out is while you do take some precautions, it is to literally leave everything else including those things that you may find troubling behind.