THEY'VE heard Moo-tallica and let some 200,000 people squat on their land. But now the cows that live at Glastonbury Festival are back.Michael Eavis' 385 dairy cows have checked out of the Moo-tel where they live for two months while the festival is in full swing - and once the grounds of Worthy Farm in Pilton are picked clean of rubbish and deadly tent pegs which shred cows' stomachs. The Holsten Friesians, plus husband and wife team John and Pam Taylor, won their owner one...
Reported by Shepton Mallet Journal 15 hours ago.
THEY'VE heard Moo-tallica and let some 200,000 people squat on their land. But now the cows that live at Glastonbury Festival are back.Michael Eavis' 385 dairy cows have checked out of the Moo-tel where they live for two months while the festival is in full swing - and once the grounds of Worthy Farm in Pilton are picked clean of rubbish and deadly tent pegs which shred cows' stomachs. The Holsten Friesians, plus husband and wife team John and Pam Taylor, won their owner one...
Reported by Shepton Mallet Journal 15 hours ago.