Agrotourism.

[Mik]

You might want to slip up to Domino Farms in Ann Arbor. Buffalo herd, petting farm (with Highland cattle), Watusi cattle, a veritable zoo and a quarter mile long FLW-inspired office building. Entire bottom floor is basically an art gallery. I worked there for UM in 2010. It was so much fun to sit in my office and watch the baby buffalo play. Ann Arbor is a great town (better in warm weather).

https://www.dominosfarms.com/about-dominos-farms

[Rontuner]

Steve, MrsTuner would like the link to that place!

[RealPlayer]

Could be a clever psy-op by PETA.

[CHAS]

I like those cattle. There were some in pasture just north of here for years. They are gone. They had more of a red color than the one in the picture.

[AdagioM]

Well, it’s closer than going to Scotland! That looks like fun.

[Daniel]

@RealPlayer said:

Could be a clever psy-op by PETA.

ROTFL

[Mik]

Hey, Steve... Christmas is coming.

https://hollowandhedge.com/products/the-highland-cow?utm_medium=paid&utm_id=120256339046260460&utm_content=120256534677070460&utm_term=120256534677060460&utm_campaign=120256339046260460&utm_source=facebook&campaign_id=120256339046260460&ad_id=120256534677070460

[wtg]

Sweet!

Better hurry, @steve-miller ... says it's almost sold out....

[Steve Miller]

@Rontuner

Standing Rock Farms

https://www.google.com/search?q=standing+rick+farms&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari#ebo=0

It’s surrounded by a couple of dozen wineries. We don’t usually care much for Ohio wines (most are very sweet) but two really stood out:

At Debonne we tried Traminette - a first. Very nice! Great flower gardens too, even in October.

https://www.debonne.com/

M Cellars is a very simple setup but gets some of the highest ratings in the valley. I can see why - rather than only trying to get French grapes to grow here they’re growing grapes from cold places like Republic of Georgia.

Like Rkatsiteki. This one needs a name change - like canola oil. Deserves wider recognition but no one can pronounce it. One of the oldest grape varieties in the world.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Rkatsiteki.&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari

https://www.mcellars.com/

[Daniel]

@mik, nice find. I Google AI- ed brass and bronze. I didn't know they are both mainly copper. I didn't know bronze turns green with a "protective patina". I'd rather have brass. It doesn't have the reputation of bronze but so what.