Sheep, like goats, are associated with Christmas in folk tales told across northern Europe and the British Isles. On Christmas eve, these tales report, all sheep face east, bow three times, and are gifted with the power of speech from...
I scanned this from a Time Magazine a few years old, maybe 2008 or 2009. Photo-illustrations by C.J. Burton.
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