All well with the sheep. Despite a few recounts I only counted 48 or 46! However they all seemed well. There were a couple with a hobble I am not sure I would call it a limp. The water was full. The new fence at the bottom looks very smart they will not be escaping through that! All the gates were closed and no dog walkers in the central compartment. Pippa pp Rebecca McKay
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