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One of the best known aspects of Gibraltar. Legend says if they leave, Gibraltar will cease to be British.
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Malaga Province has a vast variety of natural beauty spots to visit. Here are some suggestions.
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An attractive shade-giving evergreen native of the Mediterranean, with pods that taste like chocolate.
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The Mediterranean chameleon is often seen swaying back and forth ambling slowly across a road.
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Dolphins in general and those seen from the southen Spanish shores of the Costa del Sol.
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Adam and Eve´s first gaments came from this dramatic twisting tree that grows wild throughout Andalucia.
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Fuente de Piedra Lagoon has the largest colony of greater flamingos in the western Mediterranean.
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The abundance and behavior of these birds provides many enjoyable hours of watching.
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18% of Andalucia is protected land. Here we describe the location and wildlife found in more than 20 parks.
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Spain is one of the world's largest producers of olives and olive oil, 58% of which is from Andalucia.
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The Praying Mantis is found in areas of the world with mild winter climates and regularly in Axarquia.
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An evergreen reaching five metres, originally from Asia and China, now abundant in Axarquia.
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The highlands of Andalucia give birth to many rivers and streams that wend their way to the coast.
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The highlands of Malaga Province are full of springs that develop into major and minor waterways.
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Some tough and some casual walks around our mountains, countryside and cliffs.
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