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34 comments:
Never worry, Sherwood Historical Society Christmas Cow! Someday you will go down in history too!
It is a salute to our agricultural heritage!!!
Well that was a lovely sing-along. So much iconic festivities. --John Brown
That festival was fun! I loved it because I got to be in the parade and sing christmas carols and hand candy out. Everyone was marry and jolly and the cow got EVERYONE in a good mood! :)
that was AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
: )
Nice hat!!!!! your amazing i love the animal the COW!!!
i gave her the puppy!!!!!!!!!!!
i love cows their so cute!!!!!!!!!
why a cow try a pig
"Why a cow? Try a pig?" I have often accused Esmeralda of being a pig, especially when she sees a bag of candy that some little kid has collected during the Christmas Parade!
Never let Esmeralda see that you've got candy!
why a cow why not a deer?
that cow looks evil
who is the christmas cow?
I think it should be a wolf their awesome!
Well that was a lovely sing-along. So much iconic festivities. --John Brown
The sing along was not dumb. It was fun. The next one is February 19. But you have to bring along a valentine for Mrs. Reynolds.
that comment at the bottom is acually sophia nelson
ya the christmas cow is awesome! :)
Candy is good too.
Sophia is the prettiest name there is, in my opinion.
Wolves and deer? When my dad was a kid in Sherwood, he rarely saw wildlife. A very strange fact. He never saw an elk or a deer. He played with a wolf once. Woah!
random...but it works! p.s. he looks kind of cuddely! :)
RUDOLF FOREVER!!!!!!!
WEIRD
Why is there a cow in a santa hat in the picture. What is a Christmas cow?
what is a chrismas cow?
i like your cow costume :):):):):):):):)
In 1920, farmers in Sherwood decided that this was dairy country. So they built many big barns with rounded roofs. The top of the barn was for storing hay for the cows to eat in the winter. In the 1950s, my Uncle Teufell would have all of us cousins climb up the ladder into the hay loft and throw down the hay. Then he would let the sheep come into the barn to pass through for an hour and eat the hay. We would sit up in the loft and watch the sheep milling around below.
anonymous you talk alot to yourself.... tehe
yayyayayayayyaa
yeah i love the christmas cow ;]
the christmas cow doesint make any sence i mean is it for sherwood in 1945 i think sherwood was the first most seen i geuss thats what i heard from a few friends sometimes i wish there was a time machine to go back and see
ahahaha this is weird i mean yeah....
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