Officials at the archaeological park of Pompeii, a city buried alive by a volcanic eruption in A.D. 79, were concerned that out-of-control foliage could rebury the site. Pompeii is now preserved with high-tech tools, including drones and A.I. software, but custodians found an appropriately ancient solution to the overgrowth: hungry sheep.
“If they didn’t do it, we’d have to,” one of the site’s maintenance workers said.
New YorkTimes
I think goats would have been better.They would eat the grass and the rubbish the tourists left.
Looks like those Sheep have a Job for Life, pretty sure they will not be “in for the Chop”
I’ve seen people do that around here with goats. Less costly grass and weed cutters. But I don’t live near an archeological park. Seeing goats right near supermarkets and other businesses is weird. Did the job though.
I am unable to see a topic about sheep without thinking about Billy Conolly’s contribution 
I knew her mother
Was she the pheasant plucker or the pheasant plucker’s mate? 
Boom boom! 
