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Keni
Kiana Khansmith
almost home
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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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KIROKAZE
pixel skylines
Sade Olutola
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shark vs the universe
JVL
occasionally subtle
cherry valley forever
izzy's playlists!
oozey mess
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@applecakeandchainsaw
Das ist so der step by step bei meinen Gouache-Schmierereien, hier bei einer kleinen Serie zu historischen Kutschgeschirren, u.a. halt königliche Kutschen, mittelalterliche Funde und Rekonstruktionen usw
@elodieunderglass A few horses for you to see.
Thank you so much - they’re delightful!
BAD NEWS: it will not be the same forever
GOOD NEWS: it will not be the same forever
muybridge horse, manual typewriter
Chincoteague Ponies
#portfolioday
in love with this Norwegian trotter named Express Go that’s won 7/7 races so far, is only 14.2hh, and has taught herself to duck down her head to give herself super speed (and lengthen her stride I guess)
She trots like haaland runs
kelp in crystal clear surf
Matchy Mares
Voodoo (1954-1976) was a striking black pinto wild Chincoteague pony stallion with had a sun-bleached mane and a pink nose. At his peak, Voodoo had the largest herd on Assateague with 26 members. He was likely the stallion the cowboys called the Black Duck Drain Horse.
Voodoo even appears in the Misty movie! The movie was filmed in 1960, and it appears the crew used his herd as the one Paul and Grandpa Beebe round up.
Voodoo was a particular favorite of Dr. Ronald Keiper. Keiper, a professor at Pennsylvania State at Mont Alto, studied the behavior and ecology of the wild pony herds on the Maryland and Virginia sides of Assateague for several years, starting in 1975.
Keiper was the first person to systemically study the herds and keep track of individual ponies, giving each band and pony a letter designation and noting their movement and breeding. He and his wife also gave several remarkable ponies nicknames.
As part of his research, he got a front row seat for the fights, drama, and mundane lives of wild ponies like Voodoo.
In January 1977, Keiper discovered Voodoo's remains.
"I found the body of a friend," he wrote in his newspaper column.
According to Keiper, Voodoo was 22 when he died—fairly old age for a wild pony.
This photo was taken by Joseph R. Spies and featured in his book Wild Ponies of Chincoteague, which includes about a hundred great photographs taken from 1967 to 1977. Several of them are of Voodoo!
- Chincoteague Pony History
Sierra on another stunning Mojave morning.
my high horse is actually awesome and fast like the wind
Fall spear, into the dark, into the soft, and might echoing
THE JOCKEY BY HENRI DE TOULOUSE LAUTREC (1899)
ocean sounds for those of you who need it
thanks i made a little painting about it
Despite the steamy temps, everything is just so GREEN at the farm.
Rudolf Koller (Swiss, 1828-1905). Kämpfende Pferde, circa 1845/50. Oil on canvas.
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I know Eohippus means Dawn Horse in Greek, but coincidentally, Eoh also means Horse in Old English (originally, before it was replaced by Hors) so Eohippus could also means Horse Horse.
