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Ann Campbell - Cannot fault our park Gimmers they have done really well
Antoinette Imrie - Our newest member of the Tractor Appreciation Society
Cathy Slimon - Branding and dipping hoggs in Dalwhinnie before they head up to their summering ground
Emma Gauld - Lifting Neeps near Stonehaven, One of my favorite jobs
Louise Malcolm-Taylor - 3 generations
Emma Maclennan shared this photo during a Lovely day on the hill, in between the hail showers at Heights of Brae in Strathpeffer.
Fraser Kay submitted this photo of the Springfield Highlanders, with the Pentland Hills in the background.
Gavin Brown submitted this photo named Heads, Horns and Haylage
Lorraine Ryan - The photo was taken by myself shortly after this little calf was born in Tipperary, Ireland March 2024. He was a Limousin cross calf from an AA cow.
Ruth Crystal Hinsley shared this photo of Sheep at the end of a rainbow
Alice M Muir - On top of the world
Fferguson Hhugh - Driving over the moor towards newcastleton and these 5 yows stood there ground on the road and refused to move
Fiona Gunn - Behind you
Sonja M Marwick - The ewes and lambs got out for a peedie while while the weather was fine.
Andrew Kelly - Breakfast with a view across the Solway
AnnaBirna McTaggart - Like an old painting
Diane Woodburn - Appearing through the Tweed Valley mist on the early morning rounds
Gav Poole - The standoff
Lauraine Manson - Mother watches as Daughter learns
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