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We explore the history of the England countryside and its people. Part of Uni of Reading. Chaotic Good. merl.reading.ac.uk/
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Much like it was on Twitter, this sheep remains an Exmoor Horn ram, owned by G.F. Thorne of The Barton, Simonsbath, Minehead, Somerset. (P FS PH1/K90651)

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Wwildgorillaman.bsky.social

I first read that as emperor horn ram, and that tracks too

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AWsabbatical.bsky.social

nice. do you have an account on mastodon as well? if so, drop the link!

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ECemmachittenden.com

it was obvs fed on Somerset scrumpy.

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SFmontocat.bsky.social

A ram built on very much the same lines was encountered by our weineraner on a Scottish track. Totally stood him down. I think the dug had nightmares about it forever. It should be noted that the Scottish variant is not well groomed and shampooed

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Ooxwof.com

I know that it’s not, but I’m choosing to believe that the gentleman’s surname is “Thorne of The Barton.”

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