Herded Collection
In the picturesque moorland of Exmoor, Somerset, England, a flock of Domestic Sheep and Exmoor Horn sheep are herded along a winding road in April
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In the picturesque moorland of Exmoor, Somerset, England, a flock of Domestic Sheep and Exmoor Horn sheep are herded along a winding road in April. The scene is reminiscent of an old lithograph where Johan carries oats in a large open bag fastened by straps. Meanwhile, across the seas in Eastern Turkey's Dogubayazit region, another spectacle unfolds as sheep are herded round in front of the majestic Mount Ararat. It's a sight that captures both the beauty of nature and the age-old tradition of shepherding. Traveling back through time to A. D. 403, we find ourselves at Slemish where St. Patrick once herded swine. This historical site holds significance as it marks an important chapter in Ireland's religious history. From land to waterways, we witness ducks being gently guided along Kerala backwaters near Alleppey (or Alappuzha). The tranquility of this scene contrasts with the bustling energy found on August 24th, 1965 when a group of ponies were skillfully guided through a gate. Moving northward to Russia's River Volga, horses gallop across its waters under careful guidance. This display showcases not only human mastery over animals but also highlights their harmonious coexistence. Returning to Cumbria, England during September and November respectively, we witness two different scenes: one featuring sheep farming with flocks being moved down narrow country roads by shepherds on quadbikes; and another showcasing Border Collie sheepdogs expertly herding Swaledale sheep amidst snow-covered landscapes. Through these diverse glimpses into various times and places around the world - from France to Turkey and beyond - one thing remains constant: humans' deep connection with animals as they guide them for various purposes such as farming or simply preserving traditions passed down through generations.