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One of many ponies that were beside the path on Longstone Hill, Devon.

One of several ponies that were grazing beside the path on Longstone Hill. This was taken during a walk from Meldon Reservoir to the snow-capped summit of Yes Tor on a January afternoon.

Two of several ponies that were grazing beside the path on Longstone Hill. This was taken during a walk from Meldon Reservoir to the snow-capped summit of Yes Tor on a January afternoon.

A wild pony on Dartmoor, Devon. Canon 5D Mk3. EF24-70mm f/2.8L USM. 50mm @ f11

Combestone Tor, Dartmoor, Devon, UK one of the easier tors to reach with the car park nearby. The weather was closing in on Dartmoor and this Dartmoor pony mare and foal were sheltering from the wind and rain.

Black and White image of Combestone Tor, Dartmoor, Devon, UK one of the easier tors to reach with the car park nearby. The weather was closing in on Dartmoor and this Dartmoor pony mare and foal were sheltering from the wind and rain.

The Mewstone is a small island off the south Devon coast, near the village of Wembury. At certain times of the year, the National Trust bring Dartmoor ponies to the area, to graze on the coastal grassland. This helps with bio-diversity.

Dartmoor Pony Traditional Dartmoor Ponies – also known as 'Heritage' ponies. Traditional Dartmoor ponies are single coloured, with long flowing manes and tails, and reaching no more than 12.2hh at maturity. Bred on the Moor, they have the same colouring and size as recognised by the Breed Standard for Pedigree Dartmoor ponies. Drop me a message if you would prefer a different background or a slight change in some way to enhance the product :-) I have set a blue background on most items that needed a colour adding, I can soon change this for you By Paul Thompson Photography

Dartmoor Ponies, Devon, UK Just one of the stunning little ponies on Dartmoor. These lovely creatures have free rein on the Moor and wander where they like including on the roads, so lease be careful when driving over Dartmoor. Traditional Dartmoor Ponies – also known as 'Heritage' ponies. Traditional Dartmoor ponies are single coloured, with long flowing manes and tails, and reaching no more than 12.2hh at maturity. Bred on the Moor, they have the same colouring and size as recognised by the Breed Standard for Pedigree Dartmoor ponies. By Paul Thompson Photography

A beautiful, realistic acrylic painting of a herd of horses. Reflecting their unique bond in this detailed painting.