This picture is actually part of today’s prize: the “Ice Cream Pastures” puzzle. We like it because it reminds us of a scene straight out of Lancaster County…except for the psychedelic cows. Although they do sort of remind of us of our Giant Swirly Cow.
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Ok, I was really worried I was doing something wrong yesterday or that maybe seeing colored cows was all in my head! HA HA!
Ya know, a certain cheese company says that happy cows come from California, but I say that the happiest cows ought to be the ones who are chosen to make Turkey Hill Ice Cream! I’d be GREEN with envy too!
We love jigsaw puzzles. I have a great collection – even some antique wooden ones. This would make a great addition if I win one!
Merry Christmas to all and best wishes for a very Happy New Year!
Is this where purple passion ice cream degins?
Puzzles are my favorite stress breaker.
Puzzles and Ice cream, the sweetest combination of all! Send me the Puzzle!
I love the cows!
I love the cows! Having grown up on a dairy farm of Holsteins, I recall the chore of going to the pasture and bringing the cows to the barn to be milked. What a surprise it would have been to encounter those colorful cows instead of the usual black and white to bring home.
I love the cow puzzle….very cute indeed
I love the colorful cows….So that’s where the great colors in your ice cream flavors come from !!!
Once again I’m puzzled by this entry. No pun intended. It’s an interesting picture, I guess there’s something for everyone. It reminds me of cows you would get strawberry milk from. I pray you all had a blessed Christmas. This was a fun thing to do for the past 12 days. I think I hit atleast half of them. Remember, after Jan 1st it’s frozen yogurt and light ice cream for everyone.
Amy
another unigue prize. Hope I win this one.
Hope everyone had a Blessed Christmas.
Really cool puzzle!!
I love all the colorful cows.Happy Holidays.
i seem to recall seeing cows like these back in the seventies. the recollection is kind of fuzzy, but these cows do seem familiar.
wow I am so glad that I did not win this puzzle.
100 pieces is about all that I can handle. it would take me a long, long time to do 1000 pieces.
My daughter’s favorite color is purple! She would love the purple cow puzzle.
PUZZLES! YES! Our family LOVES to make puzzles so why not a group of colorful cows?
really like the cows!
What an awesome photo. I wonder if Turkey Hill comes from different colored cows because it is so much better? Happy holidays, I would love to win a prize.
Love the swirley cows, it makes a nice painting for the kithen
Seeing the colored cows, brings up the question “Can cows see color? Someone pointed out that fish and birds obviously must be able to see color since they use color to attract mates, but cows?
During the winter my wife and I like to do a puzzle in front of the fireplace with a cup of hot tea and a bowl of ice cream. So keep us in mind for the puzzle or even better, the ice cream!
Funky Cows & Funky icecream great combination.