East Anglia Gallery

Konik Ponies - Two together

CAN-2633 Konik Ponies - Two together Norfolk Broads National Park, Norfolk, England Breed originated in ancient lowland farm areas in Poland, direct descendant of the wild European forest horse or Tarpan that once roamed across Europe and is now extinct. Used widely in Europe to manage wetlands by keeping land open and improve habitat for certain wildlife, graze on weeds, reeds, rushes and other plants. Conservation grazing projects use these ponies to improve habitat for bitterns, corn crakes, spoonbills and other species John Cancalosi Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

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Humphrey Repton (engraving)

3099530 Humphrey Repton (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Humphrey Repton. Illustration for The Lives of Eminent and Remarkable Characters Born or Long Resident in the Counties of Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk (London, 1820).); A© Look and Learn; English, out of copyright

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True-colour satellite image of East Anglia, UK

East Anglia. Satellite image of East Anglia, England. The colours approximate to natural tones. North is at top. East Anglia is a predominantly low-relief agricultural area, as seen by the many green tones. Urban areas (grey) include Norwich (at upper right) and Ipswich (at lower right). The dark green area on the northeast coast is the Norfolk Broads, a famous inland waterway network. Note also the heavy sedimentation off shore (pale blue). The data for this image was gathered by the Landsat-5 satellite

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