Monday 12 March 2018

Old Macdonald had a Farm

Old Macdonald had a farm in Somerset: and on that farm he had lots of sheep, numerous cows, a few pigs, a duck, a cockerel and a couple of geese:

Black Lamb and his friends, Shepton Mallet Roundabout

The rest of the flock, Shepton Mallet Roundabout

Lamb on an elaborately carved wooden bench, Butleigh Churchyard

Willow flock of sheep near Wellington

Willow flock of sheep in Cheddar

Mosaic sheep on the outside wall of the public toilets in Wheddon Cross

Wooden Cows, Chard

Half a cow!  Farrington Gurney Farm Shop

Bull at the Sedgemoor Livestock Market

Highland Cow at Sanders Garden Centre, Brent Knoll

Willow longhorns at Steart Marshes

Colourful cow in Great Elm

The winged bull of St Luke and a packhorse
St Michael's Church, Brent Knoll

A rather scary looking bull on the outside of the public toilet wall at Wheddon Cross

Two cows, a sheep, a cockerel and a chicken on a mural just off the Esplanade, Watchet

Pig weathervane at Grabhams Farm near Wembdon

Wire pig sculpture in the garden of Coleridge Cottage. Nether Stowey

Gloucester Old Spot pig in the garden of Coleridge Cottage, Nether Stowey

Sow and five piglets on a roof boss, South Porch, St Cuthbert's Church, Wells

Ducks Puddle, East Quantoxhead

Ducks Puddle, East Quantoxhead

Thatched ducks on Mallard Cottage, Porlock

Lamb on the reredos of St Peter and St Paul's Church, Odcombe

Herd of cows, Main Road, Middlezoy
Sadly someone had parked their car in front of the mural, so I couldn't take a photo of the whole herd at once.  I think this mural was painted by Simon Watson in 2013.

Rear end of a cow, Main Road, Middlezoy

Two more cows in Middlezoy
These 2 are located on the side of a house beside the track up to the church in Middlezoy

Cockerel on the East Coker village sign

Cockerel on the top of a signpost in East Coker

Cows on display outside Thorne's Butchers in West Street, Wiveliscombe

Wire sculpture of a goose in the garden of Coleridge Cottage, Nether Stowey

Goose in the garden of Coleridge Cottage, Nether Stowey

Colourful cows at Watchet Harbour

Colourful cows at Watchet Harbour

Memorial to Derek the goose at Splash Point, Watchet
She arrived in Watchet Harbour during a storm in 2010 and liked it so much that she stayed until her death in October 2021

A more permanent memorial to Derek the Goose,    Watchet Harbour

Cow and sheep with tractor, adjacent to the 'Welcome to Wiveliscombe' sign

Cows and sheep on a kneeler in St Mary Magdalene's Church, Exford

Wilbur the Pig, Orchard Shopping Centre, Taunton
He is one of the exhibits in the 2023 Somerset Trash Trail

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