The Isle of Skye, in western Scotland, is the second largest island and one of the most mountainous areas of the country. Much of its mountains have a volcanic origin and the highest of them rises 1000 meters above the sea and 3 km from the coast.
miércoles, 11 de abril de 2012
Isle of Skye (1), Scotland
La Isla de Skye, situada al oeste de Escocia, es la segunda isla más grande y una de las regiones más montañosas del país. Gran parte de sus montañas son de origen volcánico y la más alta de ellas se eleva 1000 metros por encima del nivel mar, a 3 km de la costa.
The Isle of Skye, in western Scotland, is the second largest island and one of the most mountainous areas of the country. Much of its mountains have a volcanic origin and the highest of them rises 1000 meters above the sea and 3 km from the coast.
The Isle of Skye, in western Scotland, is the second largest island and one of the most mountainous areas of the country. Much of its mountains have a volcanic origin and the highest of them rises 1000 meters above the sea and 3 km from the coast.
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