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Deutsch: Kleine, handgemachte Gärten aus Seegras und Sand, erosionsgeschützt durch Steinmauern. Typische Landschaft bei Inisheer (Inis Oírr) auf den
Aran-Inseln, Irland,
Europäische Union.
English: Little gardens handmade from seaweed and sand, protected from erosion by stone walls: Typical scenery on Inisheer (Inis Oírr), Aran Islands. (Sorry, Inishmaan in the title was wrong)
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Deutsch: Kleine, handgemachte Gärten aus Seegras und Sand, erosionsgeschützt durch Steinmauern. Typische Landschaft bei Inisheer (Inis Oírr) auf den
Aran-Inseln, Irland,
Europäische Union.
English: Little gardens handmade from seaweed and sand, protected from erosion by stone walls: Typical scenery on Inisheer (Inis Oírr), Aran Islands. (Sorry, Inishmaan in the title was wrong)
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