We were in Northern Cyprus recently. Every day a river of goats flowed past the back door to our bungalow. You could hear them coming long before they arrived because of the bongling of their bells.
Isn’t ‘bongling’ a wonderful word? I first came across it in the book called ‘Driving over lemons’ by Chris Stewart (formerly a drummer with Genesis). It conjures up perfectly, for me, the sound of the bells.
Jacobs sheep lambs, UK
mosaic at Wheddons Cross, north Devon, UK
this fountain, in the centre of Luxembourg city, of a shepherd, complete with musical instrument, wine barrel and his flock, commemorates the institution of the Schueberfouer on 20th October 1340 by John the Blind, King of Bohemia and Count of Luxembourg. A fair has been held at the same time every year since then.
The question is not what you look at, but what you see - Thoreau 
Comments on: "photo a week challenge: livestock" (2)
Bongling is a great word to describe the sound of bells, especially the type of bell around a goat or sheep’s neck. Thanks for joining the challenge!
It is a great word and I love the wood carving!