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Visiting a Certain Petaluma Cheese Company.

We failed at getting a tour and looking at goats. Did not see a single goat.

Saw some cows, though.

Saw some cows, though.

There were a few suspicious cows on one side of the highway, and two chill, sweeter-seeming cows on the other side of the highway.

Here is a suspicious cow’s butt.

They were not so into us.

They were not so into us.

But since we were there to see ungulates, we decided to hang out with the cows for a little while.

They allowed us to get this close to them.

They allowed us to get this close to them.

Then the ringleader gave us the evil eye.

Oh shit, they weigh like 2000 pounds or something.

Oh shit, they weigh like 2000 pounds or something.

So then we went across the road to the nicer cows.

OMG, a dead animal!

Don't look at me like that, we didn't kill it!

Don't look at me like that, we didn't kill it!

This bone looks pretty happy, actually.

This bone looks pretty happy, actually.

Anyway, the nice cows.
This one was itchy, and was rubbing her face on some cable. Also on the barbed wire. Cows are pretty tough.

Super cute, made big chuffing noises while chomping grass.

Super cute, made big chuffing noises while chomping grass.

You can’t see from the photograph, but these ones had plastic implants at the base of their spines. Bit creepy. They were much cuter than the suspicious ones, though.

This is quite a bad picture.

This is quite a bad picture.

Purty cow

Purty cow

There were also some sheep. All of them gave us this exact same look

before giving us this look:

Fine. Be that way.

And there was a fluffy, woolly thing in a tree.

Wtf. Could be some sort of toy, or hairball.

Wtf. Could be some sort of toy, or hairball.

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