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Galloway
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Galloway

Ancient area of southwest Scotland, now part of Dumfries and Galloway.
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What are Lincoln Reds, Belted Galloways and Welsh Blacks all types of - cattle, potatoes or sheep?
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Its motto is 'low on mileage, high on taste,' and Blagdon Home Farm specialises in maintaining traditional and rare breeds of beef and pork such as Belted Galloways and British Saddlebacks.
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He has his own herd of native breeds - Welsh Blacks, Blue Greys, Belted Galloways, Highland, Luings and a couple of rare old White cattle he bought recently, all of which run with a Beef Shorthorn bull.
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