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This unique painting is a photograph that was taken just after a violent August storm passed though the area!
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The islands of the Iles-de-la-Madeleine Archipelago are the visible summits of an underwater ridge emerging from the sea. Sand dunes link these summits, which creates the Magdalen Islands. Each individual island is a rocky, mountainous outcrop characterized by the presence of high, rounded, bare-looking hills. These hills rise from a platform, which inclines gradually towards the sea. Islanders built their houses and farms on these gently sloping areas. The area of the Magdalen Islands is 202 km².
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- A Tour of Bryon Island – An Ecological Reserve -©2006
- A Tour of Bryon Island – An Ecological Reserve -©2006
- A Tour of Bryon Island – An Ecological Reserve -©2006
- A Tour of Bryon Island – An Ecological Reserve -©2006
- A Tour of Bryon Island – An Ecological Reserve -©2006
- A Tour of Bryon Island – An Ecological Reserve -©2006
- A Tour of Bryon Island – An Ecological Reserve -©2006
- A Tour of Bryon Island – An Ecological Reserve -©2006
- A Tour of Bryon Island – An Ecological Reserve -©2006
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"The Magdalen Islands are oceanic islands in a zoo-geographical sense which have been isolated from the mainland at least since the retreat of the last Wisconsin ice sheet. There are no native amphibians, reptiles or true freshwater fish and, besides bats, only 4 species of native terrestrial mammals." - Austin W. Cameron
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I never thought of it but you are right, Missy. Hogworts would fit in at Bryon. Wait for the Magic forest and think gnomes and elves.
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