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"What would the world be, once bereft of wet and of wildness?" – Gerard Manley Hopkins
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This Click was taken in the countryside around Trésilley, a small village in the Haute‑Saône department of Bourgogne‑Franche‑Comté, a region where mixed farms, meadows and small forests patchwork the hills between 260 and 400 meters in altitude. The cows in the Click look like Montbéliardes, the red‑and‑white dairy breed that was developed not far from here around the town of Montbéliard and whose milk is one of only two types officially allowed for making the famous Comté cheese in the Jura mountains.
From March to October, Montbéliarde herds typically live outside day and night, grazing fresh pasture just like this, then moving into barns for the winter months to eat hay harvested from those same fields, a rhythm that ties the calendar to the grass more than to the clock. Across rural France there is a deep‑rooted tradition called transhumance – the seasonal movement of herds to higher pastures in late spring and back down in autumn – which is still celebrated with village festivals where cows and sheep walk through the streets wearing bells and garlands while locals gather to mark the turning of the year.
Even where the herds now travel mostly by truck, many communities in eastern France have revived these processions as living heritage, reminding everyone that the milk behind their Comté, Morbier or local yoghurts starts with mornings like the one the click captured here: dew on the grass, forest at the edge of the field, and a few patient cows watching the world wake up from the other side of the fence.
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"What would the world be, once bereft of wet and of wildness. " – Gerard Manley Hopkins.
"What would the world be, once bereft of wet and of wildness?" – Gerard Manley Hopkins
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#clickoftheday #clickdeepreals #animals #france #thursday
The more you know đź’ˇ
This Click was taken in the countryside around Trésilley, a small village in the Haute‑Saône department of Bourgogne‑Franche‑Comté, a region where mixed farms, meadows and small forests patchwork the hills between 260 and 400 meters in altitude. The cows in the Click look like Montbéliardes, the red‑and‑white dairy breed that was developed not far from here around the town of Montbéliard and whose milk is one of only two types officially allowed for making the famous Comté cheese in the Jura mountains.
From March to October, Montbéliarde herds typically live outside day and night, grazing fresh pasture just like this, then moving into barns for the winter months to eat hay harvested from those same fields, a rhythm that ties the calendar to the grass more than to the clock. Across rural France there is a deep‑rooted tradition called transhumance – the seasonal movement of herds to higher pastures in late spring and back down in autumn – which is still celebrated with village festivals where cows and sheep walk through the streets wearing bells and garlands while locals gather to mark the turning of the year.
Even where the herds now travel mostly by truck, many communities in eastern France have revived these processions as living heritage, reminding everyone that the milk behind their Comté, Morbier or local yoghurts starts with mornings like the one the click captured here: dew on the grass, forest at the edge of the field, and a few patient cows watching the world wake up from the other side of the fence.
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