Anyway, back to the sheep in Europe. We visited several war cemeteries, memorials and battlefields whilst in France. At the battlefields, specifically those of Vimy and the Somme, there are tons of unexploded weapons burried in the ground. Vimy in fact has the highest number of unexploded weapons per square mile of anywhere- I think in the world, but I am not sure. So, there are tons and tons of places people aren't allowed to walk, lest they get blown up. Hence they can't put lawn mowers through to trim the grass. So they have sheep. Flocks of sheep just hanging out in all the shell craters, chowin down on the grass. The one guide said, "they are pretty nimble, able to get in all around the hills and stuff". I thought it was funny that he referred to the sheep as nimble. Nimble sheep. We asked if a sheep has ever blown up. He said that he asked and they said that a sheep hasn't ever blown up, but occasionally they will get injured, get their foot caught in a trap or something. I was like, "awww, poor little sheep getting their feet caught." Yeah. I thought it was sad. But sheep exploding would be worse. Definitely. Definitely not a cool thing.