Old McDonald had a flock of sheep grazing at pastures new

This flock of sheep decided to graze at pastures new – outside McDonald’s in the town of Ebbw Vale, South Wales.

Andrew Thomas posted this hilarious snap on Facebook and it has certainly got people talking.


While everyone is inside for lockdown to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus COVID-19, these sheep ‘herd’ McDonald’s was a great spot for lunch.

They didn’t pull the wool over Andrew’s eyes though, as he managed to capture the moment on camera.

“I saw the sheep and took a pic to put on Facebook as a joke after everyone has been posting about cravings and withdrawals for McDonald’s food,” he told CNN. “It’s normal South Wales valley life to see sheep wandering down the streets of Ebbw Vale. Or even horses or cows,” Thomas added.

Sheepishly, the flock didn’t seem to notice the camera – but they look like they are experts in their fields when it comes to finding decent French fries.

Luckily there were no ram raids on the fast food outlet.

Recently, a herd of goats took over a deserted Llandudno in Wales, chomping on hedges and eating flowers.

Even the sheep in Ebbw Vale are having McDonald's withdrawals ???#sorrystoreisclosed#mcdonalds

Posted by Andrew Thomas on Saturday, 18 April 2020

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