RUNAWAY cows left residents stunned after descending on their front gardens.
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Nine young cows escaped a farmer's field in Middlewich, Cheshire, in the evening of Monday, March 14. The animals made the most of their newfound freedom by exploring the local area.Use Flour, Baking Soda or Cornstarch to Stop Your Dogs Nail From Bleeding. Did you cut your dogs nail too short? Use a homemade mixture of flour, baking soda or cornstarch with water until it’s a thick paste then apply it to the nail with moderate pressure for a few minutes.
A number of the cows headed to a nearby street and gathered in front of two properties.
A picture shows the animals standing awkwardly by the front doors of the houses as they stare through the windows.
The hilarious snap was shared on Twitter by Lymm Fire Station.Moo-ve along, nothing to see here Nine young cows managed to escape in Middlewich this evening, one of which had to be recovered from the nearby canal. Fire crews from Lymm, Middlewich and Bollington moo-ved them to a secure area until we could get them transported to safety pic.twitter.com/QAuOFcAOD7— Lymm Fire Station (@LymmFS)Fire crews from Lymm, Middlewich and Bollington were called to return the cows to their field.
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While most of the animals appeared to congregate in the front gardens of two homes, one unfortunate cow ended up in a canal and had to be helped out.
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Lymm Fire Station tweeted: "Moo-ve along, nothing to see here."Nine young cows managed to escape in Middlewich this evening, one of which had to be recovered from the nearby canal.
"Fire crews from Lymm, Middlewich and Bollington moo-ved them to a secure area until we could get them transported to safety."
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The post prompted a series of jokes from other Twitter users.
One person with the handle @resophonick commented: "You herd it here first."Another Twitter user, @gazpacholulu, wrote: "I think you're milking the jokes."
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