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Showing posts with label horse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label horse. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Lounge Lizards

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico ~ February 4, 2006
Hotel Open-air Cafe and Lounge

Oh, and don't miss the red horse near the ceiling.

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Sunday, August 22, 2010

Blue Horse in Portland

Painted Horse in Portland Portland, Oregon ~ April 18, 2010
Northwest 23rd Street

This just goes to show that all spotted ponies are not Appaloosas.

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Saturday, April 17, 2010

The Marker Says "Horse"

Horse Paleontology at the San Diego Zoo San Diego, California ~ November 5, 2009

Zoos are no longer just about showing off captive animals, but the better ones are about conservation and also about education. Near the elephants is a display of Pleistocene paleontology, and one of the outdoor displays features this model horse skull, intended to appear as it might have been buried in the earth. Here the horse has been used as an example, and it's a good choice. The horse is one of the animals whose evolution is well known thanks to several circumstances. Horses lived in herds on fairly dry plains, and conditions were right throughout most of their long history for fossils to be created from their skeletons. Animals such as the tapir, which lived singly or in smaller groups and died in areas where decay was faster and the earth less ready to preserve the remains, have left less for scientists to study.

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Thursday, March 4, 2010

White Horse

The White Horse Tavern Oxford, England ~ February 18, 2010
52 Broad Street

I'm continuing "England Week" here and on Tapirgal's Daily Image. I thought of cropping this photo to give it a cleaner look, but I absolutely love all of the window details and the lamp in the lower right. So, please bear with the clutter and enjoy the details. The White Horse is across the street from the famous Sheldonian Theatre. We were on our way to the Ashmolean Museum (on a mission, and it was closing soon) and we didn't go inside the White Horse. Too bad, it sounds like a great pub. Every inch of Oxford was a photo, and every inch was beckoning.

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Tuesday, February 16, 2010