ponytug
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Or put differently, 5% of the population Maine live north of half of the Canadian population.
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Peter
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Peter
turnkey4099
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??? Those stilts would sinkdeeper in the marsh than shoes. And if the stilts have some sort of boot or something to keeop from sinking, why not put them on your own feet? I suspect the stilts are fore an some totally different reason.
More stilt photos:
And a video:
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And a video:
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The bizarre stilt-walking shepherds of France's heathlands
The shepherds of Landes could not only traverse the marshy terrain, they could run, hop and keep pace with a trotting horse.
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Larger field of view watching their flock and for wolves.
The French will do anything for "style points".
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Rare wave clouds amaze sky-watchers in Wyoming
The pictures are one of the most epic examples of such clouds ever seen by BBC Weather's expert.
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turnkey4099
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Yep. Due to 'sinking into the bog' is not the reason as I posted above.
Fig Newtons are named after a town in Massachusetts, not Isaac Newton.
Although his face and name have become synonymous with the band, Phil Collins was actually the third drummer and second singer of the band Genesis. He was preceded on drums by Chris Stewart, then John Mayhew, and most famously on vocals by Peter Gabriel.
The four-year span (1971 - 1975) with Collins on drums and Gabriel on vocals is considered widely the "golden lineup" by most die-hard Genesis fans, although the two albums that followed prior to the departure of Steve Hacket (1977) are still considered among their best by many, as well as the pre-Collins Trespass (1970).
By the time they gained super-stardom in the 1980's, they were making the sort of pop music found completely intolerable by their earlier hardcore prog-rock fans.
The four-year span (1971 - 1975) with Collins on drums and Gabriel on vocals is considered widely the "golden lineup" by most die-hard Genesis fans, although the two albums that followed prior to the departure of Steve Hacket (1977) are still considered among their best by many, as well as the pre-Collins Trespass (1970).
By the time they gained super-stardom in the 1980's, they were making the sort of pop music found completely intolerable by their earlier hardcore prog-rock fans.