What about cheese? Can we use the same mouthwash as cheese drinks? Yes, of course… Beverages are more cultural than cheeses, more elemental; and they can be more embedded in the roof of the mouth, and flavors in a certain place and with a certain drink almost inherited, genetically inherited. What about cheese is more uncertain to me, but that the flavor architecture is not inherited, but unbuildable, exciting, right?
Soon the herds will head to the high mountains. The cat, the sauce, the sheep, the arb, the beef balance, the rowing troop, the squid, the sheep, the mountain range, the sheep, the herd or the herd are not just a sheep. The predominant livestock shall be white or cattle: sheep, sheep, soiled sheep, lamb, anchovy sheep and anchovy goats, lamb and lamb and lamb and lamb, as well as lamb or laces.
There are also other animals. The pastor travels in the same platoon and, if he has them, the pastor or boy, the family, his friends, etc. For the work of pasture dogs and others, some mare or asno to the zamari, some specimens of hens for the intake of some tortilla of spring mushrooms from the upper pastures and some pork to make the most of the serum of the cheeses that will be made on the mountain and make the milk a loncha.
There are also plants. They grow in the cavities of all these animals: seeds that disperse and sow upon reaching the mountain pastures, in arcas, alkiras and lambs. The avellano stick (Corylus avellana) will also be in the shepherd's hand. Clavadillos and plates can be chestnut (Castanea sativa), among others. Art (Quercus ilex) will also not be far away: the languages of the censuses, dunes, joares, calleys, dulumdas, xilintxa, bulunba, arran, arran, etc. They can be bone or horns, but they can also be artistic. The hardwood will hit the metal edge and will not break immediately or at all.
The herd is a constellation more abundant than the star of the Mal Pastor, also known as The Seven Goats, the Seven Oxen or the Basas de Buey or the Colka de Oila with its chitos or its oxen; the herd is rich and rich, the sheep flock of cheese.