The Wild Horses Of The Outer Banks Are Simply Amazing
Isolated from man for almost four-hundred years, the wild horses(or ponies) of the Outer Banks have made their home here in North Carolina. Mostly descendants of Spanish Mustangs left by explorers, these rugged pioneers survived the harsh landscape and thrived on their natural habitat. With the increase in population and tourism, the horses have located to more remote parts of Corolla Beach, Shackleford, Ockracoke, and Beaufort.
This treasure of our state is just one of the many ways North Carolina is so unique…and maybe I also just wanted to put up these GORGEOUS pictures. But, it seems these wild horses aren’t so different from us after all?
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15. A baby pony taking a morning beach walk with its parents.
There's nothing quite like seeing these amazing animals, roaming free on the beaches. Everyone - North Carolinian or not - should see it at least once in their lifetime.
14. Being adventurous and wandering off the trail a bit.
Emory was born and raised in North Carolina. She enjoys writing, photography, filmmaking, travel, wine and cheese. You can find more of her work on emoryrakestraw.com
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