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Monday, August 10, 2026

Monday 10th August

 Only found 44 sheep, all looked healthy, all in the shade (it was lunchtime today).

- 20 just to NE of new SE gate under the trees with a few on the steep slope

- 3 directly down from the gate at the bottom of the hill by the yew enclosure

- 21 in the central undergrowth with a number deep into the brambles (I suspect the 45th was here also)

All gates and fences fine, water troughs full.

Only saw walkers with one dog on Clarendon Way.

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