A next photo of koniks (polish horses) in the wild from Oostvaardersplassen,... - Amsterdam - kbin.social

arkadiusz, 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago)

A next photo of koniks (polish horses) in the wild from Oostvaardersplassen, Flevoland, The Netherlands. 🐎

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Bella, 10 months ago

This is so cool. I have just finished writing about Oostvaardersplassen and the Ijsselmeer region and now I see your pictures 😃

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arkadiusz, 10 months ago

Nice! Have you written an article or sth different? :)

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Bella, 10 months ago

I am a copywriter and wrote about IJsselmeer and its highlights for a customer's website.

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arkadiusz, 10 months ago

I get it! I was there for a few hours, but I fell in love with this region :)

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