24th August 2015

Longhair has been busy with her (and we all think Longhair is probably a she) ever changing herd of visitors. Some times there are just a few and other times lots.
I was wondering if it is possible to differentiate between one, two and lots. It would be very helpful sometimes such as when one needs to know if there are lots of cows somewhere in the park or just one or two. I might just have to get on and invent something. I might name it ‘cownting’ and I shall be even more famous than I am now.
Wylde of Chillingham and academia.
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