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An art inspiration dump account from my art inspo folder on my computer I've had for years now. I try my best to tag artists if I can find the original artist. This blog is mainly for my personal use. I love love love a bunch of different stuff and lifestyles and people!
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Bad Guy Plush by ItemLabel. All proceeds go to charity (2021)
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Dig into an Incredible Compendium of Objects Excavated from the Bottom of Amsterdam’s Amstel River
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2016 World Nomad Games in Kyrgyzstan
World Nomad Games are an international sport competition dedicated to ethnic sports practiced in Central Asia. The first two World Nomad Games were held in Cholpon-Ata, Kyrgyzstan. This years the games are underway from 3 to 8 September. Fifty three countries are participating in the event. Sports include eagle hunting, bone throwing and kok-boru, a Central Asian form of polo in which two teams battle for control of a decapitated goat carcass
Welcome to the World Nomad Games: ‘If Genghis Khan were alive, he’d be here’: amid flaming horsemen, yurts and guest of honour Steven Seagal, 40 nations compete in eagle hunting, stick wrestling, and goat-carcass polo.
The Rio Olympics might have had Usain Bolt, Michael Phelps and the Copacabana beach, but for fans of stick wrestling and horseback battles over a dead goat the shores of Lake Issyk Kul is the place to be this week, as Kyrgyzstan hosts the second World Nomad Games.
Forty countries are participating, some of which have long nomadic histories. Others are mainly there for the fun of the games. Sports include eagle hunting, bone throwing and mas-wrestling, a mesmerising game involving two competitors attempting to wrest control of a small stick. The biggest draw and most fiercely contested of the sports is kok-boru, a violent Central Asian form of polo in which two teams battle for control of a decapitated goat carcass. Taking possession of the goat is a tricky manoeuvre in which the rider gallops past the carcass and swoops down to grab a leg and pull it up. Read more.
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