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Cheviot shepherd with his flock. The Cheviot is a hardy breed of sheep originating

Cheviot shepherd with his flock. The Cheviot is a hardy breed of sheep originating


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Cheviot shepherd with his flock. The Cheviot is a hardy breed of sheep originating

Cheviot shepherd with his flock. The Cheviot is a hardy breed of sheep originating in the Cheviot Hills on the borders of England and Scotland and is mentioned as early as 1372. In the past, the wool provided the raw material for the production of tweed in the Borders. From Scenes in England by the Rev. Isaac Taylor, London, 1822. Hand-coloured engraving

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1822 Agriculture Borders Breed Early Flock Hand Coloured Hardy Hills Isaac Material Past Production Provided Scenes Scotland Sheep Shepherd Stock Taylor Textile Tweed Wool 1372 Cheviot Mentioned Originating


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This print captures a Cheviot shepherd tending to his flock, showcasing the enduring beauty of the Cheviot breed of sheep. Originating in the rugged and picturesque Cheviot Hills on the borders of England and Scotland, these hardy animals have been mentioned as early as 1372. In this image from 1822, taken from "Scenes in England" by Rev. Isaac Taylor, we witness a timeless scene that speaks volumes about Britain's rich agricultural heritage. The shepherd stands proudly amidst his woolly companions, their fleeces providing the raw material for tweed production in the Borders region. Hand-coloured with meticulous detail, this engraving transports us back to an era when textile production played a vital role in British industry. The mention of tweed evokes images of skilled artisans crafting exquisite garments from this versatile fabric. As we admire this historical snapshot, it is impossible not to appreciate both the shepherd's dedication and expertise in caring for his flock and the significance of these sheep breeds within local economies. This photograph serves as a testament to our shared history and reminds us of how deeply intertwined humans and animals have always been. Courtesy of Universal Images Group (UIG), this print offers us a glimpse into an enchanting past where agriculture thrived alongside breathtaking landscapes – an ode to both nature's wonders and human ingenuity.

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