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Posted by Mn Dave on May 08, 2007 at 05:28:32 from (204.96.124.121):
This photo might look like cattle grazing anywhere in the US, Canada, the UK, etc. But take a good look and see if you can guess where it is. The answer is below the photo. 
Our daughter lived in Hawaii for a year and we went to visit. We toured the big island of Hawaii, and that is the place to go as far as I'm concerned if you ever visit Hawaii. The big island has the Parker cattle ranch, and they run 15,000 head of beef cows. This part of the island never gets much above 80 degrees, light rain and mist in the mornings, no bugs, no mud, perfect for cattle and humans alike. They calve in the spring and fall, and then ship the feeder calves to Canada in ships twice a year.
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