Madeira and Island of Porto Santo and The World Underwater
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Madeira is full of surprises, and driving northwards it’s noticeable how the scenery changes from dramatically low lying terrain to steep, lush green hillsides full of forests of Eucalyptus and Laurel, giving watery life to many crops of cherries and the sweetest tasting bananas, along with vines bulging with grapes used by many producers of high quality wines, including the famous dark but slightly sweet Madeira fortified wine. Coastlines also change dramatically; this is where huge Atlantic waves unceasingly pound steep cliffs, creating artistic sprays of water which can be quite mesmerising. I remember someone telling me that every seventh wave is the big one, which is why I stood quietly watching wave after wave hitting cliffs, waiting to see if the seventh wave was bigger than the last seventh wave.
Madeira and Island of Porto Santo and The World Underwater
Madeira and Island of Porto Santo and The…
Madeira and Island of Porto Santo and The World Underwater
Madeira is full of surprises, and driving northwards it’s noticeable how the scenery changes from dramatically low lying terrain to steep, lush green hillsides full of forests of Eucalyptus and Laurel, giving watery life to many crops of cherries and the sweetest tasting bananas, along with vines bulging with grapes used by many producers of high quality wines, including the famous dark but slightly sweet Madeira fortified wine. Coastlines also change dramatically; this is where huge Atlantic waves unceasingly pound steep cliffs, creating artistic sprays of water which can be quite mesmerising. I remember someone telling me that every seventh wave is the big one, which is why I stood quietly watching wave after wave hitting cliffs, waiting to see if the seventh wave was bigger than the last seventh wave.