Posted Sunday, April 7, 2024 at 9:39pm
Christin Vogt had just biked from Bainbridge to Columbia and back to the trail parking lot when she noticed her friend suspiciously eyeing her Subaru. “Then I saw it and thought, ‘What the heck is going on here?’ ” Vogt says. “There was this little rubbery plastic cow with a card sitting on my windshield and I was likem ‘OK, I don’t know what that’s all about.’ ”
The card contained a QR code, which Vogt was hesitant to scan until she reasoned “if this was a scam, they probably wouldn’t leave me a rubber cow.” She held her breath. The code took her to Moo Moo Subaru, a Facebook page dedicated to mooing — a term used by Subaru owners currently leaving bovines on each other’s rides.
Vogt posted on the page to thank whomever had mooed. She quickly got a reply.
