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'I am walking quietly through the forest. As I reach the edge of the trees there is a snort and a staccato of hoofbeats, and four horses materialise only metres in front of me: a foal, two mares and a dark stallion. The stallion, ears pricked, tosses his head and prances forward. As I crouch to pick up a branch, the stallion wheels and gallops off with the group. They hurdle an old stock fence, and almost as soon as their hoofs touch down, another big grey stallion comes towards them over the hill.' (Introduction)
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https://theconversation.com/friday-essay-the-cultural-meanings-of-wild-horses-84198
Friday Essay: the Cultural Meanings of Wild Horses
The Conversation
The Conversation
https://theconversation.com/essays-on-air-the-cultural-meanings-of-wild-horses-90176
Friday Essay: the Cultural Meanings of Wild Horses
The Conversation
The Conversation
Subjects:
- The Silver Brumby 1958 single work novel
- The Man from Snowy River 1890 single work poetry
- Kosciuszko National Park, New South Wales,
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