Day 7, July 8th I Finally Get to See a HAIRY COO

When Suz & I toured the UK in September, 2002, we never did run into a long-haired Scottish Cow (a “HAY-ree COO”). However, I managed to snag this POSTCARD of one for my 2002 UK Trip Web Pages!

ON THIS TRIP: Perhaps we were ahead of schedule … or, maybe this was a Regular Stop enroute from Corrimony Cairn to Urquhart Castle … but, at some point along the way, Alison pulled over to let us out for “a brisk walk.” We followed her along a footpath through a gorgeous forest. Then, after leading us over an old bridge, Alison called our attention to a pasture there.

LO, and BEHOLD there, in the pasture, was a REAL LIVE HAIRY COO!!! Unfortunately, the dang thing was on the FAR SIDE of the pasture.

It DID turn its head when I called to it, though! “Yo, MOO, HAIRY COO!”

(Hey! Alison & my Tour Mates had picked up on the fact that I was a NUT CASE LONG before this!)

After I finished verbally abusing the Hairy Coo (for not being closer to us in the pasture), Alison instructed us each to search for a small STICK as we walked back to the bridge. Why? To play POOH STICKS from the bridge, of course!

These pix are “stolen” photos of the ACTUAL Pooh Stick Bridge (somewhere in Sussex, England)! I wasn’t on that bridge. In fact, I’d never even HEARD of POOH STICKS before this. Apparently, my childhood was Pooh-deprived. However, thanx to Alison, I’ve now learned to play POOH STICKS!!!

Next DAY SEVEN Pix Options (in order of trip occurrence):
URQUHART CASTLE
LOCH NESS CRUISE

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