The trail took me past quite a few herds of cattle. I'm talking RIGHT past them. I prayed they weren't aggressive cows who would try to get justice for all the Big Macs I ate in my younger years. Thankfully they were friendly.
The trail is technical and rocky and beautiful. Beautiful enough to justify a jumping picture. Or two.
And then, wouldn't you know it, more cows. Cows are very territorial. They stick their tongue out at you if you want to share the trail with them.
Dear Gould's Rim: I love you. I will be back to see you soon.
Did you tell the cows to mooooooove over?
ReplyDeleteLOL at Rachel's comment above. Cows are funny I think. More gorgeous pictures! So in awe of your State.
ReplyDeleteDid they tell you to eat more chicken?
ReplyDeleteCount yourself lucky if those cows only want to stick their tongues out at you. They could do a lot worse.
ReplyDeleteAt first glance I thought that biker was falling off a grand piano and I thought the piano guys were at it again.
ReplyDeleteThe comments on this post are as funny as the post! lol
ReplyDeleteThat sign cracks me up...and is what I picture on most all of my mountain bike rides. :)
A bike race I did last May took us through a pasture with a herd of cows. They kept their distance, but the big boy with the horns made me pretty nervous.
^ "Did you tell the cows to MOOOVE over?" ^ ha ha ha
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