hidden europe 65
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The extensive heath at Lüneburg is a fine example of the kind of lowland heath that was once so common across northern Europe and the continent’s Atlantic littoral. There is a rich mosaic of heathland habitats, generally characterized by dwarf shrubs like heathers and gorses. England has in the Breckland region of East Anglia and the New Forest two especially rich lowland heaths.
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