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My village has the same poster, in rural French Switzerland. Long live the roosters and hens who give us rich hidden egg yolks, the sounds of cow bells attache
by jeffrallen 5y ago
My village has the same poster, in rural French Switzerland.
Long live the roosters and hens who give us rich hidden egg yolks, the sounds of cow bells attached to cows fed only grass to make Gruyere, and the rumble of combines rolling through town, going out to fetch next winter's warm oats.
- UglyToad 5y agoThe roosters here start at between 3 and 4am and have episodes of crowing through till 6-7pm, I detest these creatures. Best I can tell it's a method of communicating/monitoring out of line of sight or in foliage since they seem to wait for the response before going again, get 2 in reasonable proximity and the cacophony is enough to make zoom calls untenable. I'm only slightly joking when I say I'm considering starting eating chicken again to cause maximum suffering to their species.