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Saw the Huell Howser episode Sunday night about Jefferson State....pretty cool episode and even cooler scenery....looks like a great place to camp and/or live. The Moo-Donna reminds me of some of the critters we have down here in Lower California along the 60 and 10 Freeways heading out to the deserts.

Huell even had some pictures of Bigfoot....


E!

I missed the show.

When ya come up for a visit, E!, I'll take you 'round and 'bout and introduce you to Bigfoot ... we're old pals and go w-a-y back ... ... ...

Moo-Donna, on the other hand, is a bit too cold and standoffish for my likes ... out standing in the field like that, brazenly showing herself off to the passing motorists, and all. I just smile and tip my hat as I go by ... kind of like you would to a "Lady of the Night" as you walk past her lamp-post ... ...

CHEERS!

Grant

I missed it too. What is a Moo-Donna? Is it a relative of Bigfoot? I hate it when I miss out on things.

Grani Betty

Catoosa Grani wrote:I missed it too. What is a Moo-Donna? Is it a relative of Bigfoot? I hate it when I miss out on things. Grani Betty

To find out about Moodonna you need to know more about Jefferson State.

Jefferson State

There are images of Moodonna all over this site and its pages.

Or drive I-5 to Oregon, you will see Moodonna and a few other denizens of the Jefferson Highway

Thanks for your reply, Dennis!

grant whipp wrote:Moo-Donna, on the other hand, is a bit too cold and standoffish for my likes ... out standing in the field like that, brazenly showing herself off to the passing motorists, and all.

Now that you mention it, Grant, she does seem a bit brazen out there all by herself, with those stainless steel udders.... I liked some of the pictures shown where she was dressed up for various holidays, or when some calves thought she was real. Bigfoot wasn't carrying his DO, however.....must have had it stashed somewheres....

Elliot