"800 centimeters"

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31 January 2024

Wang Fuyong, an inheritor of the intangible heritage of xuan paper pyrography, is showing a dragon painting that took one year to create at an art studio in Pingdingshan, China, on January 31, 2024. The work is 800 centimeters long and 50 centimeters wide and features nine dragons of different shapes.

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22 December 2022

Icelandic horses are observed grazing on the wide plains in the south of the island. October 19, 2022. These horses measure about 135 centimeters on average. They arrived in Iceland over 800 years ago with the first Viking settlers. Although not a large horse, they are very strong, and have adapted very well to the weather conditions on the island. Most of the horses graze freely in the fjord. During the cold winter they survive thanks to the thick layer of fat that protects them from the winds and low temperatures.

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22 December 2022

An Icelandic horse is seen running in one of the horse October 19, 2022. These horses measure about 135 centimeters on average. They arrived in Iceland over 800 years ago with the first Viking settlers. Although not a large horse, they are very strong, and have adapted very well to the weather conditions on the island. Most of the horses graze freely in the fjord. During the cold winter they survive thanks to the thick layer of fat that protects them from the winds and low temperatures.

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22 December 2022

An Icelandic horse is seen running in one of the horse October 19, 2022.These horses measure about 135 centimeters on average. They arrived in Iceland over 800 years ago with the first Viking settlers. Although not a large horse, they are very strong, and have adapted very well to the weather conditions on the island. Most of the horses graze freely in the fjord. During the cold winter they survive thanks to the thick layer of fat that protects them from the winds and low temperatures.

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22 December 2022

Icelandic horses are observed grazing on the wide plains in the south of the island. October 19, 2022. These horses measure about 135 centimeters on average. They arrived in Iceland over 800 years ago with the first Viking settlers. Although not a large horse, they are very strong, and have adapted very well to the weather conditions on the island. Most of the horses graze freely in the fjord. During the cold winter they survive thanks to the thick layer of fat that protects them from the winds and low temperatures.

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#9347592

22 December 2022

A woman is observed riding a specimen of Icelandic horse in one of the stables located south of the island. October 19, 2022. These horses measure about 135 centimeters on average. They arrived in Iceland over 800 years ago with the first Viking settlers. Although not a large horse, they are very strong, and have adapted very well to the weather conditions on the island. Most of the horses graze freely in the fjord. During the cold winter they survive thanks to the thick layer of fat that protects them from the winds and low temperatures.

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22 December 2022

Icelandic horses are observed grazing on the wide plains in the south of the island. October 19, 2022. These horses measure about 135 centimeters on average. They arrived in Iceland over 800 years ago with the first Viking settlers. Although not a large horse, they are very strong, and have adapted very well to the weather conditions on the island. Most of the horses graze freely in the fjord. During the cold winter they survive thanks to the thick layer of fat that protects them from the winds and low temperatures.

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#9347596

22 December 2022

A man is observed riding a specimen of Icelandic horse in one of the stables located south of the island. October 19, 2022. These horses measure about 135 centimeters on average. They arrived in Iceland over 800 years ago with the first Viking settlers. Although not a large horse, they are very strong, and have adapted very well to the weather conditions on the island. Most of the horses graze freely in the fjord. During the cold winter they survive thanks to the thick layer of fat that protects them from the winds and low temperatures.

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#9347598

22 December 2022

Icelandic horses are observed grazing on the wide plains in the south of the island. October 19, 2022. These horses measure about 135 centimeters on average. They arrived in Iceland over 800 years ago with the first Viking settlers. Although not a large horse, they are very strong, and have adapted very well to the weather conditions on the island. Most of the horses graze freely in the fjord. During the cold winter they survive thanks to the thick layer of fat that protects them from the winds and low temperatures.

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22 December 2022

Icelandic horses are observed grazing on the wide plains in the south of the island. October 19, 2022. These horses measure about 135 centimeters on average. They arrived in Iceland over 800 years ago with the first Viking settlers. Although not a large horse, they are very strong, and have adapted very well to the weather conditions on the island. Most of the horses graze freely in the fjord. During the cold winter they survive thanks to the thick layer of fat that protects them from the winds and low temperatures.

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22 December 2022

Icelandic horses are observed grazing on the wide plains in the south of the island. October 19, 2022. These horses measure about 135 centimeters on average. They arrived in Iceland over 800 years ago with the first Viking settlers. Although not a large horse, they are very strong, and have adapted very well to the weather conditions on the island. Most of the horses graze freely in the fjord. During the cold winter they survive thanks to the thick layer of fat that protects them from the winds and low temperatures.

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22 December 2022

Icelandic horses are observed grazing on the wide plains in the south of the island. October 19, 2022. These horses measure about 135 centimeters on average. They arrived in Iceland over 800 years ago with the first Viking settlers. Although not a large horse, they are very strong, and have adapted very well to the weather conditions on the island. Most of the horses graze freely in the fjord. During the cold winter they survive thanks to the thick layer of fat that protects them from the winds and low temperatures.

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22 December 2022

Icelandic horses are observed grazing on the wide plains in the south of the island. October 19, 2022. These horses measure about 135 centimeters on average. They arrived in Iceland over 800 years ago with the first Viking settlers. Although not a large horse, they are very strong, and have adapted very well to the weather conditions on the island. Most of the horses graze freely in the fjord. During the cold winter they survive thanks to the thick layer of fat that protects them from the winds and low temperatures.

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