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#sheep

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Dag-Rune Z
Another springtime mountain trekker

Meet the most common animal to meet when trekking or hiking into hills and mountains in Norway. The sheep are normally let out and up in the hills after the lambs are born in March/April.
The normal variant of sheep like this fellow are so used to people that they are easy to get close to for a photo shoot.
Or they really do not bother. Because they have free access to all this delicious food. And they are eating themselves fat and happy for the winter season.
Like the guy showing his woolly tail here.
Most of the summertime from April/May to August/September they roam free in the open mountains, taller hills and often on the islands along the coast. Inhabited or not. They are eating themself big and tasty on grassland, bushes herbs and flora, and grow thick, high-quality wool.
They both make and are an important part of the cultural landscape of mountains, fiords and coast in Norway.
In the fall they are taken back to the farms for keeping and processing.
One of the most cherished fall traditions in September and October is to eat “Sheep-in-Cabbage”. It a hearty stew cooked over several hours containing fresh lamb or sheep meat, cabbage, water, salt and pepper. It will normally be served with potatoes. It may be served as a family Sunday dinner, or as the main dish in a larger feast for friends and neighbours celebrating fall and a good harvest.

#trek #mountains #walk #hike #sheep #animal #landscape #Norge #Norway #keytohappiness #freshair #natureawaits #trek #2019CE #Toppen #Stord #Kattnakken #tradition #sheepingcabbage #fallritual #springritual
Photo shows a sheep animal posing with a fixed eye on the photographer. Another sheep stands in the background only showing its backside and tail. The animals are standing in a hilly landscape of green and brown flora, standing on open rock and outcrops in the background. Over the heights in the background there is a lightly clouded blue sky.
#springritual
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JdeB

#Westbank #Sheep #Settlers

At first glance I thought these images being Dutch, about the wolf attacks.
But no, it turns out that the wolf in sheeps clothing in this case is a Israeli Fascist in Zionist clothing. Claiming to have a 'god-given-right' to occupy land that doesn't belong to him [as do those sheep]
The claimed right isn't by the International Law, they claim the right from an ironious interpretation of the Talmud. [religious law]
The sheep belong to a palestinian who, by decades of ocupation doesn't own much more than live stock, noe killed by an impatiant settler.

"Israeli settler runs over Palestinian-owned sheep herd, killing several animals" [ ± 1min]
by MiddleEastEye

youtube.com/shorts/oDaGXBGiGqA

Quote by MEE:
"Apr 20, 2025
An Israeli settler drove his vehicle into a Palestinian-owned herd of sheep near the village of Wad Rahhal, south of Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank. The attack resulted in the deaths of several sheep and sparked outrage among the Palestinian community, who condemned the settler’s reckless and provocative actions.
Similar incidents involving settler violence have been on the rise in recent months, with Israeli authorities turning a blind eye or defending the perpetrators." [To put it mildly JdeB]

#NeverAgain #StopTheGenocide
#JusticeForHindRajab #JusticeForRifaatRadwan
#JailForNetanyahu #JailForGallant #SmotrichRaus

YouTubeIsraeli settler runs over Palestinian-owned sheep herd, killing several animalsBy Middle East Eye
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