The limestone massifs in the north of the island, criss-crossed by cracks and sheer cliffs, are home to the largest collection of dragon?s blood.

2 January 2017

The limestone massifs in the north of the island, criss-crossed by cracks and sheer cliffs, are home to the largest collection of dragon?s blood.

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