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Traditional Romney sheep

Traditional Romney ram sheep by a fence and gate.

Romney sheep are an important breed in New Zealand. Traditionally, they were selected to grow wool ‘from the nose to the toes’.

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Published: 23 July 2010,Updated: 23 July 2010Size: 67.98 KB

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