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If ya’ll didn’t get a chance to see this fabulous and whimsical display of cow art, here is the website that has photos of ALL the entries. A lot of the cows, probably 50 or so, were on the main mall, so it was a fabulous Sunday outing. And you can vote for your favorite cow, too! I think the titles are quite clever, especially Cowfe con Leche!!!
I took quite a few cow photographs myself maravilla which you can see at:
[ https://www.welovecostarica.com/members/1774.cfm ]
[ https://www.welovecostarica.com/members/1775.cfm ]
[ https://www.welovecostarica.com/members/1778.cfm ]
Scott Oliver – Founder
WeLoveCostaRica.comI would like to bring to light the other side of the cow parade. Cows are discusting,smelly filthy,property damaging creatures that need to be kept at bay and turned into edible product when it is time. They are not cute,they are not pets they are cud chewing animals that deficate a diarea style excrement,large dangerous horns at times and massive size,they have a food chain purpose and this glamorification of these animals may be good for a kids outing for a school trip but to us mature living breathing and smelling adults,no way. Cows on the loose are a criminal violation in costa rica,their owners need to respect others property and rights and keep them behind fences. Criminal procedures have been brought about from this lack of control.
I even had the experience one time looking out my window directly into the female vagina of a cow. I cannot tell you that this site about the size of a football is not to be celebrated or paraded. Lets celebrate the proper and legal confinement of these necessary but very simple creatures.Obviously you’ve never had a cow for a pet. And if you move to the campo of Costa Rica, you will have to deal with these creatures every single day. They DO get out, at least in my hood, and they wander around the neighborhood until someone rounds them up. One even tried to get into my neighbor’s house. Lot better to have a cow trying to break in than some gun wielding crackhead in a city!
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