Sunday was Cow Day here in Denmark.
Yes, I had no idea what it was either. Claus enlightened me: apparently cows are kept indoors during winter, and the day they’re let out into the fields is Cow Day.
The reason that this is a big draw is that the newly freed cows act like total nutbars. Think dog after bath.
I didn’t go, but Claus brought back pictures!
Claus’ write-up and further pics can be found here. In part:
I går var køernes dag. Det var dagen hvor køer der producerer økologisk mælk kom på græs for første gang i går. På vanlig vis var det et tilløbsstykke med masser af mennesker og i også med dejligt vejr
For those not fluent in Danish, I shall translate:
Today was Cow Day. It was the day when cows that produce organic milk go onto grass for the first time. On something we were it a something with something (lots?) of people and also with lovely weather.
Damn, my Danish is excellent.
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