"Where in North America?" --- Section IV

[Mark Sedenquist]

....so they can be big animals.

Nope, that one in the article is really unusual -- my family has been in the cattle business for over a century -- there's a good chance I can tell the difference in sexes of cattle.

Whether the cow in the pen is a steer or a heifer, it's still a very large example....

Mark

[Eris]

Not doubting your judgement Mark – in retrospect I should have crafted my comments more carefully.

Things do happen and cross breeding can occur. Sometimes wonder about artificial insemination - it is an established practise on farms and even with care I suppose accidents happen with animals.

If passing that way I shall have to check out the Holstein in the pen – through the fencing of course.

[Rollin']

Where would you find this view?

[CalOldBlue]

Did we give up on this one?

Well; I've got 30 years of photography scattered around my "office" as I try to sort and categorize.

Pending bringing some order from that chaos, here's a more current shot.

What is this, what movie was it in, and why?


Photo: Don Casey

[Mark Sedenquist]

I've just been seriously preoccupied with operational issues. It will be awhile before I can return to the "fun stuff"

Mark

[CalOldBlue]

This place was founded in the late 19th century, but became famous in the mid 1970s.

[CalOldBlue]

The reason I rendered the photo in black and white was to more closely match their product label.

[Mark Sedenquist]

I'm not sure that helps me... Maybe the state?

Could be a California winery perchance?


Mark

[CalOldBlue]

I could be a California winery.

[Mark Sedenquist]

Arrrrrrrgh. Well, it doesn't really remind me of any specific wineries. There are three castles in the wine country I've visited -- none of them look like that one.... You're killing us with the paucity of clues herein.