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Berl Tiskus
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Deer help themselves to haystacks in the Valley View area, although the hay is meant for domestic animals. On page one, rows and rows of big round bales of hay will provide winter feed for cows, horses and other animals.
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Looking like a Russell Chatham painting, cows line the feed ground eating hay.
Issue Date: 1/16/2013
Last Updated: 1/16/2013 1:52:24 PM |
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