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'Brumby activists and environmentalists seem fundamentally unable to understand one another, despite having a lot in common. They share a love of the high country but are divided over the value or threat of wild horses.' (Introduction)
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Why Do Brumbies Evoke Such Passion? It’s All down to the High Country’s Cultural Myth-makers
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- The Man from Snowy River 1890 single work poetry
- Silver Brumby Series 1958-1999 series - author novel
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