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close up of Chincoteague pony's lowered head
Travel, USA
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December 23, 2023

How to See the Famous Ponies of Chincoteague

The colorful coats of the Chincoteague ponies are well know, made famous by books like Misty of Chincoteague. Being a required reading in school (is it still?) every child in America was familiar with the cheerful little ponies on the beach, if they weren't totally obsessed with them. The story of[...]

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History, International, Travel
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December 12, 2023

The Wild Horses in the South of France

They have lived in isolation from the rest of the horse world for a hundreds of years, possibly a thousand years, separated by a barrier of marshes, lagoons and sandy beaches. While there has been some selective breeding, they are mostly a primitive breed, heavily bodied, with large heads. They a[...]

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radiation signs in front of a field that is being taken back by trees
Equestrian Lifestyle, History, International
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July 7, 2023

The Wild Horses of Chernobyl

In the years following the 1986 disaster, Chernobyl became a dead zone. The 1,017 square miles around the plant had been evacuated, and with the exception of the remaining power plant workers and a few that refused to leave their homes, the area was devoid of humans. It wasn't safe to be there and[...]

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