Rocce Rosse sunset, Arbatax
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Sardinia's fewer than 10,000 square miles are outlined by over a thousand miles of towering sea cliffs and tide pools teeming with life. The Italian island's coasts, though largely rocky rather than beachy, still draw a sizeable faction of tourists awed by impossibly ancient landmarks like the Red Rocks of Arbatax. These spectacular porphyry pillars are just one product of Sardinia's once-violent geology that dates back 500 million years. But it seems the sunny isle got all that moving and shaking out of its system: Today, it's one of the few regions of Italy not susceptible to earthquakes.
一片广阔的北极地区
隧道景观
雾霾中的“高峰”
两个名称中包含什么？
蜿蜒的双峡谷
三重峰
荒地上的美好时光
天然“教堂”
