Nature's Grasscutters by Stringy
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Description
Ponies are being used to control the vegetation on certain sections of the footpath. Ponies do not seem to suffer from vertigo as they were munching very close to the cliff edge.
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Comments (21)
Excellent capture Beautiful scene well done.
What a lovely capture!!!!!!!!!!Bravissimo!!V:DDD.Hugsxx
Nice! What a gift!
Very nice.
Shetland ponies? they are beautiful and your capture does them and the scene plenty of justice
If one falls over the rest will keep checking for months awaiting his/her return. You have always had good horse shots. This one is somewhat more arranged. It refutes the idea of a wild primordial range.
They do more good then we realise I think this has led to the return of the Cornish Chough as the munching and dung encourages the right sort of habitat for them..
Well done, once again. Thanks :o)
great lawn mowers :o)...i seem to have missed you a couple of times ,sorry mick
Very cute ponies! Great shot!
Fantastic landscape, colors are marvelous... amazing shot my friend!
Greeat scene of nature. Perfect shot
BEAUTIFUL CAPTURE & SCENE :)
In some places here they use herds of goats to clear vegetation..especially in hard to reach terrain...this is a pretty scene...
A lovely scene, nice work.
Excellent! Very beautiful picture!!!
Beautiful work. Excellent composition and POV.
Brilliant and much easier to maintain than a mower!
Very nice my friend
It's a beautiful picture with the sea in the background
Superb POV and excellent composition:wonderful render! Thank you for sharing and have a nice day, Lior