Newborn calves serenaded with carols in farm barn

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The singers repertoire included Jingle Bells and Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree
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Rebecca Mayhew said her cows, which she calls her "Jersey Goddesses" just love to meet people
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Families of all ages took part in the free event, which is held over two nights
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Alan the miniature Shetland pony joined in the festive gathering
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The cows on the farm are used to the annual event and have been known to mooove along to the music
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More than 100 people are expected to attend each evening of the two-night performance

17 December 2023

Three newborn calves have been serenaded by singers at a Carols with the Cows Christmas service on a farm.

Herod, Wenceslas and Chris Tingle were born on Friday and into Saturday morning at Old Hall Farm, Woodton, Norfolk.

Rebecca Mayhew, farmer, owner and manager, said the new arrivals were "slightly bewildered by what's going on."

More than 100 people are expected at each musical show, which took place on Saturday night and will continue later.

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