Hundreds of escaped sheep pictured blocking bypass
Hundreds of escaped sheep were pictured blocking a bypass in the early hours of the morning - after a country gate was left open.
Around 220 pregnant ewes were spotted on the A-road after they escaped.
Farmer Edward Albutt says he got a call around 3am on Sunday telling him half his flock were blocking the A38 bypass.
He is part of generational farmers who run the Tewkesbury Nature Reserve, Gloucestershire.
Around 220 pregnant ewes were spotted on the A-road after they escaped.
Farmer Edward Albutt says he got a call around 3am on Sunday telling him half his flock were blocking the A38 bypass.
He is part of generational farmers who run the Tewkesbury Nature Reserve, Gloucestershire.
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00:00If we do a quick count, there's got to be at least 50 or 60 sheep that way.
00:06Are you counting sheep?
00:08Yeah, I know, I'd rather be counting sheep.
00:12It's the right time of night for counting sheep.
00:20Yeah, there's got to be at least 200 sheep here.
00:23Because you can count 50 really easily coming past.
00:26And there's another 50 or 60 that way.
00:28And God knows how many are up that way.
00:30So it's got to be over 200.
00:33Do you think they've come through the estate from the fields out back?
00:36Yeah.
00:37They could have come actually through the estate, couldn't they?
00:39Rather than actually on the common land.
00:41So far, no.
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