La profesora de inglés nos mandó ha hacer una redacción sobre la descripción de un lugar, yo decidí hacerlo de Irlanda porque el año pasado fui. Nos pedía que en el texto aparecieran ocho adjetivos del tema y que tuviera unas cien o ciento veinte palabras. Este fue mi trabajo:
Ireland
landscape, apparently 82% of visitors to Ireland come for the scenery
which is hardly surprising. This place is very impressive, the
landmarks of Ireland are Dublin’s St. Patrick’s Cathedral,
The Blarney Stone & Blarney Castle, The Cliffs of Moher... Is
very lively by the colourful and is a peaceful
place, but Dublin is more less crowded.
From
the wild, storm lashed coastlines of the Atlantic Ocean to the
tranquil, rolling hills of the Magical Midlands or the world renowned
limestone Karst region known as the Burren Resplendent in wild
flowers during the spring and early summer on the surface, yet home
to a dramatic underground world of caves and watercourses, including
the longest stalactite in Europe at Doolin Cave. All of these Irish
landscapes are steeped in myths, legends and fairytales, stretching
back to the age of the Celts and Newgrange or 'Bru na Boinne' and way
beyond....
A
lifetime would be too short to truly appreciate all of the different
Ireland landscape and that is not even counting the Islands which are
delightful pocket sized versions of the mainland. And what is really
remarkable and the stuff of Hollywood legends are the dramatic
differences in colour that can happen with the play of light or
weather on these lovely vistas from one minute to the next.
But
anytime is a good time really and if you choose to do a road trip or
take a boat tour in Ireland you won't be dissapointed. I went the
last summer to Ireland, the journey was so amazing and
beautiful.
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