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shippon
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shippon
a stable used for the housing of farm animals.
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I've mucked out countless stables and shippons, washed down hundreds of cows before milking, cleaned up after animal births, been shoulder-deep up a cow's rear end pulling out a calf and never evencaught a sniffle.
MY SHOUT by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Included with the property is the former Coach House, a two-storey building with great potential for conversion, as well as stables providing five loose boxes, two former shippons, a bullpen, a Dutch barn, a modern agricultural building, various potting sheds and garden stores.
HOMES: A home where size matters; Nine bedrooms, a coach house, 50 ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
At this time hay was still the mainstay of winter forage for the dairy herd,and the majority of cows were being milked in shippons.
No slowing down for long-reigning connoisseur of the countryside; Rod ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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