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Madrid cow

A more stocky cow than the typical Spanish cow, from nearer Madrid.

Note that in Spain traffic drives on the right, so the cow is pointing to the left, presumably to indicate the danger of its walking into the road. Contrast with English cow signs.

May 12th, 1997
Categories: Animal, Cow, Mammal, Spain. Author: roadie

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