Animal Photography: living the rural life with my accidental pet cow

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I have hidden myself away in a run down cottage, a ramshackle thing which is no more secure than a tent. Last night, through the marvel that is the overland telegraph (there's no internet or mobile reception), I called the kid and told him I thought I might have a pet cow.

"I feel like whether a person has a pet cow or not is a thing they would know for sure one way or the other," he replies.

I clarify. "She's always here but she's not mine, yesterday I found her lying on the lawn like a giant dog."

He interrupts, "Mum?"

"Yeah?"

"You have a pet cow."

I've named her Betsy.


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