I I IanRRobinson 2 Oct 2011 They were fixtures and fittings, so to speak. The same flock kept itself going, with no fresh blood at all, from the 19th century. A studbook keeper would have lost the will to live, but the animals didn't seem to mind.
They were fixtures and fittings, so to speak. The same flock kept itself going, with no fresh blood at all, from the 19th century. A studbook keeper would have lost the will to live, but the animals didn't seem to mind.
