Beefed Up
Very cultural, traditional our Zulu herdsman bring their beasties into the towns from over the hills. Crazy on arrival to walk the dog not one but two herds, with two herdsman sitting to the side chatting while the herds were split over the library garden park.
Dodgems with dog who seriously has no idea the damage these guys could cause with young mixed herds out on the green.
Frustrating when you seldom get out due to the crime in the country, requirement a young able body to control the dog and batten, may be once if week if weather holds out, lucky to say the least. Frigging unlucky when the sports fields are busy then the only other park is full of bull... shit! Yup patties everywhere tread carefully!
Sure these cattle could brought here during week days when people are not using the facilities, surely weekends think take a break, go herd your cattle on your own land there has been plentiful rain, perhaps try grow something for them to eat!
Pissed of, hell yes people have been mauled when animals are not being controlled, select walking area carefully, keep good distance, do not to startle cattle nor dog, avoid shit, a pleasant walk, no!
We travel to this park being relatively safer, it is not on our doorstep but a couple of towns closer to Durban.
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Thought for Today: "A cow must graze where she is tied." - African Proverb