Friday a neighbor-friend picked me up and we drove out to visit a big organic farm and to buy goat yogurt, white cheese, and labaneh.
This mega-dog was in a paddock with some bucks and rams.
Many of the cattle were basking in the warm sun.
It is not often that you see free-range cattle, sheep, goats, and chickens these days.
It made me happy.
Only the parrots were enclosed.
The view from the farm's dairy and shop has changed since I was there last summer.
The West Bank (which starts just across the road) is now behind a concrete separation wall.
The security fence and/or wall is not yet finished.
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(Linking to Camera Critters and SkyWatch Friday.)
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I wish we could live in a world without walls. I love to see animals free roaming , we have a farm up the highway, and all their animals are free range, you can really notice the taste in the meat from what you buy in a market.
ReplyDeleteI wish we had more of these free range farms where animals can be free.
ReplyDeleteThe dog's a sweetie, but no doubt a good guard dog.
ReplyDeleteLove to see the animals free ranging
ReplyDeleteToo many factory farms, not enough free range - this looks like a good place for animals to live. The dog looks huge :)
ReplyDeletewonderful
ReplyDeleteYour doggy friend in the first shot is too gorgeous gorgeous Dina 😊 Echoing Alice above, how wonderful it would be not to have separation walls at all.
ReplyDeleteA fine series of pictures that show the conditions. That's a great looking dog. I'm interested in your living place and the wall.
ReplyDeleteI like hearing about the current situation there.