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1. It’s the same species we see on the walls of prehistoric caves, I believe…

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   • Probably, or very closely related. This is a Polish primitive horse, and bears great resemblance to older wild horses.

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2. amazing, I love first one.

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3. Lovely to see! They must be truly hardy.

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4. Excellent!

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5. Fabulous shots, Debs! Free in spirit only, this weekend 😦 😦

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6. Beautiful!

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7. Just beautiful!!!

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8. Love these. Sturdy survivors!

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9. You can tell they’ve been outside. 🙂

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   • They love their wild life. The breed was chosen for their hardiness and ability to live in the wetlands and help maintain the environment. They are breeding well – a dozen introduced in 2001 and now over 100!

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10. The black and white show the hierarchy or battle marks real well. Great shots.

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11. Wonderful horse shots Debbie. So good in B&W 🙂

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