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kelpie
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kelpie1, kelpy
an Australian breed of sheepdog, originally developed from Scottish collies, having a smooth coat of various colours and erect ears
kelpie2
(in Scottish folklore) a water spirit in the form of a horse that drowned its riders


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Among them will be Rhug shepherd John Dyke, who has owned Kelpies for several years.
Are Kelpies as good as collies? Aussie dogs winning fans by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
85km canal link joining Grangemouth to the rest of the canal network, two lagoons, a marina and the giant Kelpies – the water horse sculptures designed by Scottish sculptor Andy Scott.
Eco-park to spearhead Falkirk regeneration by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
The kelpies - mythical water-based horses - will be 115ft tall, the same height as the Falkirk Wheel, and will form part of a boat lift linking the Forth and Clyde Canal into the Forth Estuary.
pounds 25m hit for myth by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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