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I was doing some wildlife photography in the Buxton countryside. Thankfully the rain had stopped for a while. I was passing over some farm land on a public footpath and saw these two horses, so I had to go over to say hello. They were really friendly.
I used a few different cameras to film to give a better view of the countryside.
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Those are beautiful horses. How wonderful that you got to visit them.
Why did the one horse have a "bag" over its mouth. Can it still eat like that?
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Not to sure to be honest I was wondering the same thing what the bag was for.
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It did seem to be able to eat grass with the bag on. Maybe it is to stop it from eating other things. There might be some plants they don't want it to eat.
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