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I really wish this picture had turned out better. I took it while pedaling to catch up. As Bill and I rode through the countryside around our new home, we were joined by a cow. You can’t see her in this picture, but she is walking along beside Bill. Eventually, she crossed in front of him and watched us ride by. I think we may have helped the farmer out by leading her out of the road and into his yard. When we rode back by on our return home she had been returned to her home inside the fence.