Rapa das Bestas attracts thousands to spannish village
'Rapa das Bestas' meaning ‘Shearing the Beasts’ is a 400 year old festival, where hundreds of wild horses are rounded up from the mountains of Sabucedo, north-western Spain, to be sheared and tagged. Spain. 2 July 2011
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A man jumping on a horse's back, preparing to grab the mane for the shearing ritual.
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- date:2 July 2011
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'Rapa das Bestas' meaning ‘Shearing the Beasts’ is a 400 year old festival, where hundreds of wild horses are rounded up from the mountains of Sabucedo, north-western Spain, to be sheared and tagged. Spain. 2 July 2011
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- id:779832
- date:2 July 2011
- dimensions:15.84 x 10.56 in. (4752 x 3168 px)
- dpi:300dpi
- file size in memory:45.72 MB
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