The Coburg Cow (Charleston, SC)

This is one of those instances where a video would be much more entertaining than a photo. Why? Because the disc the cow is standing on ac...



This is one of those instances where a video would be much more entertaining than a photo. Why? Because the disc the cow is standing on actually rotates.

Here's a video in case you don't believe us:



According to Reuters, the cow has been around since 1959 and has a rather colorful past:
"Starting in the 1960s, a tradition of 'riding the cow' began among high school students and cadets at The Citadel military college in Charleston. The fiberglass animal, known only as 'the Coburg Cow,' also has survived vandals, hurricanes and zoning ordinances."

What To Know Before You Go

GPS Coordinates: (32.781955, -79.989137)
Location: 901 Savannah Highway, Charleston

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