Here’s a great photo submitted by Gideon A. of Boston, MA for our 2009 calendar photo contest. Of course, it’s a shot of our famous Giant Cow during her visit to Massachusetts not too long ago.
If you’ve got any ice cream or iced tea photos lying around, please submit them on the photo contest page of our website (the deadline is June 15). The best photos will earn a spot in our 2009 calendar. Remember, your photo MUST INCLUDE ice cream or iced tea and if it also includes a Turkey Hill package or logo, that’s even better. Of course, Gideon’s photo doesn’t contain ice cream, iced tea or a logo, but that’s okay because our Giant Cow is so recognizable on her own!
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If you’ve got a technical question about the ice cream making process or some other inquiry about the nuances of America’s favorite treat, chances are Ernie has the answer. He might not be able to answer all questions, but he’ll try his best and some may be featured on the Ice Cream Journal.
Thats a great picture. I love that cow!I gave my daughter Turkey Hill’s e-mail so she can get on your site. It’s out of site!!!
I love the idea of pictures of your loyal fans, in the next calendar BUT, I think we loyal fans should get to pick, at least some of the pictures that will be chosen for the calendar! Whadda ya say,, another pole or contest?
Thank you for including us in your calendar!
I love the cow picture. She’ll look great as a June pin-up…Dairy Month. I grew up on a Wisconsin dairy farm and I have always thought cows are beautiful. You need only look into those eyes and know they are one of God’s great gifts. I think Sue’s idea is a great one…let’s have another poll or contest so we can choose a couple of pictures for the calendar. It’ll make it “our” calendar too.
A WONDERFUL COW HEAD SHOT,GOING PRINT IT AND PUT IT ON THE FREZZER ;;; WITH HEADING TURKEY HILL COW;;;
Great Picture!
That picture rocks! It’s so vibrant and bright!! I’d be happy to see that in the 09 Calendar!!
Great picture for the calendar. Like Sue’s suggestion on letting us vote on the top 12 from about 20 shots. We could vote by rating them 1 to 12 where 12 is the best and you can add up all the points and use the 12 highest of the 20 pictures.
What a great picture, I can’t wait for the new calendar.
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Your photos in the ’08 calendar are beautiful…they give me a “Lancaster County peace of mind.” Only a few areas of the country come close to giving me that feeling.
Here’s my photo of the famous Turkey Hill cow, taken in Brattleboro, Vt. during the Strolling of the Heifers!
Hi everyone, I have some picture of me eating turkey hill ice cream, but I won’t send them…Well how would it look seeing me eating two gallon of turkey hill ice cream. That vanill and strawberry ice cream was soooo groooood. I will take another picture of me eating turkey hill ice cream and send it in. I just went to the store and they did not have my falvor so I had to go to another and get my falvor which is half vanilla and half chocolate. Everyone have good weekend.
HOLY, MOLY; WHAT MOO- IN pretty gal TURKEY HILL COW is,, SHE shines like stream of golden cream in the big world of ice cream
WOW! She sure is big.
Hey Everyone! I found a live giant cow! The cow is 6 foot 6 inches tall! A story on this cow named Chilli, aired on the NBC Today Show on May 16th. This cow resides in Somerset, England. You can see a clip titled “Holy Cow” on the Today Show site. Enjoy!