Christmas has arrived in Cow Towers.
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It’s a real tree! Bravo for you! Do they have a lot of artificial Christmas trees in the UK? What a beautiful bovine angel.
Love the, er, fairy. The trend could catch on!! I keep intending to get a real tree every year, but we have a cat and a dog and I hear real trees are not good for their paws when the needles shed, so I keep putting off the idea.
That does NOT look comfortable!
Ha ha, love the cow. Pretty tree too.
Are you sure that’s not a monkey? I hate monkeys.
I’m suffering from cow deficiency. I really miss seeing the cows out the window. Funnily enough, I was chatting to the farmer yesterday and she says I’m not alone – she hates the sheep too.
Gorgeous tree! xx
UB – lots of people have fake trees in the UK but I just have a love for the smell of a real one. My love affair with this particular tree is wearing off slightly. Non-drop it said. Why are there bloody needles everywhere then?
Rosiero – that’s one of the (only) good things about not having pets. Have to be careful of those poor paws.
ExpatMum -it’s ok, I think Ngombe is used to it!
Modern Gal – Thank you
I liked the cow touch too.
EM – It’s a bloody cow. Look, it has a cow face. Ok, so it’s not the most realistic cow I’ve ever seen but it was knitted by a woman from the back and beyond of Kenya. It’s an authentic cow. Ahem.