Located in Oregon, USA, featuring Stayton and other nearby towns in the Willamette Valley.
A Bovine Extravaganza
I had a rather pleasant visit with a couple of bovine beauties this weekend. We chewed the cud, had some laughs, listened to some music by the Cowsills, and they were very kind to pose for me while I took some photos. In fact, they were rather persistent in the matter. I was happy to oblige, since they’re much bigger than me, and I’m a udder coward.
And since I felt I should milk this for all it’s worth, below are more photos (click on each thumbnail to see larger versions):
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Beautific Bovine
about 4 months ago - 3 comments
Cow. Mooooooo. Taken along E. Washington St. Moooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.
Lunchtime
about 5 months ago - No comments
I visited with my cow friends on E. Santiam the other day, where we talked about all kinds of things. The conversation generally went like this: Me: So, you must really like eating grass, since you do it so much! Cows: … Me: Yep, good thing here in Oregon the grass stays green all year More >
Lazy Winter Days
about 8 months ago - 4 comments
My favorite cows who live along E. Washington St. were lazing about on the grass yesterday, so I stopped by to catch up on the latest bovine gossip. But they didn’t seem interested in chatting… they just decided to chill instead. I can respect that.
Pfffffft
about 1 year ago - 3 comments
It’s been a while since I visited the cows who live on E. Jefferson St. So I stopped by yesterday and we visited. It was nice. They caught me up on all the latest bovine gossip, and I told them about the goings on in the human world. But then the unthinkable happened: one of More >
Hey, Don’t I Need To Sign A Model Release?
about 1 year ago - No comments
My friends the cows on E. Jefferson St. were out and about in their field next to the road yesterday. I had six or seven cows gathered around the gate wondering what on earth I was doing. I took several photos, but haven’t gone through most of them yet. The young one in the photo More >
A Bovine Extravaganza II
about 3 years ago - 4 comments
A couple of months ago I posted some photos of some black cows who live in town. Since last time was such a moooooving experience, I decided to visit with them again over the weekend. Below are more photos of the lovely ladies (click on the thumbnails to see ‘em supersized):
How now fake cow
about 3 years ago - 3 comments
It’s not every day one drives by a house and sees a giant fake cow in a yard. It might be made of paper mache, but I’m not sure. I couldn’t remember having seen it before, but then it came to me — it was used in the 4th of July parade this year. And More >
specialweb
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about 3 years ago
I really like your photos. Cows are naturally curious and I am not surprised to hung around until they figured out what you were up to.
I have celebrated this day, Mother’s Day in my country, with a magazine cover for my wife. I hope you can see it.
about 3 years ago
Cute humor. I like the large photo. It makes it feel like you can just reach out and touch this cow.
about 3 years ago
The out of the frame look on your flickr site is nifty. I like the look of it a lot.
about 3 years ago
Your cow photos are very good. Hopefully you’ll show us mooo-re some day!