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In your field: Kate Rowell - 'None of the livestock were bothered by the storm'

Winter might have been a bit late in coming this year here in the Scottish Borders the grass was still growing in November but when it did it definitely came with a bang, or should I say storm.

06 January 2022 • 3 min read

In your field: Kate Rowell - 'None of the livestock were bothered by the storm'

Winter might have been a bit late in coming this year here in the Scottish Borders the grass was still growing in November but when it did it definitely came with a bang, or should I say storm. Arwen...

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In your field: Kate Rowell - 'None of the livestock were bothered by the storm'

Winter might have been a bit late in coming this year  here in the Scottish Borders the grass was still growing in November  but when it did it definitely came with a bang, or should I say storm.

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Winter might have been a bit late in coming this year here in the Scottish Borders the grass was still growing in November but when it did it definitely came with a bang, or should I say storm.