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A little of geology (riddle)
Why in area, British island south, brittany and north french, belgium,
netherland, north germany, the ground goes down ? It's not the sea which goes up, this is really the ground which goes down See the West Frisian Islands, it's clear At the bottom English Channel we found dolmens In brittany on the beach we found fossilised forests The question is interesting because, the answer is difficult to find with internet |
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A little of geology (riddle)
Le 02/12/2017 Ă* 18:46, Sylvain a Ă©critÂ*:
Why in area, British island south, brittany and north french, belgium, netherland, north germany, the ground goes downÂ* ? It's not the sea which goes up, this is really the ground which goes down See the West Frisian Islands, it's clear Â*At the bottom English Channel we found dolmens In brittany on the beach we foundÂ* fossilised forests The question is interesting because, the answer is difficult to find with internet There is no one trying to find Should I give the answer or do I let you to find ? |
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