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Livestock in mountain hay pasture

Livestock in mountain hay pasture

Two horses and a calf drink from a clear brook and graze the lush hay field. Wet Valley, Colorado, with Sangre de Christo Mountains in the background....
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Two horses and a calf drink from a clear brook and graze the lush hay field. Wet Valley, Colorado, with Sangre de Christo Mountains in the background.
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