I was reading up on these beautiful Islands - they are placed roughly between Northern Scotland, Iceland and Norway, (and they are actually about about 200 miles north of Scotland.) Anyway, I read on wikipedia that they have cool summers (understandable), but mild winters!!!
I found this very odd as I would have thought that the winters would be freezing and they would have had loads of snow. How come they don't? is it anything to do with Faroe being a group of small islands and everywhere on them being only a couple of miles from the sea or something? it just seems odd that they should have 'mild' winters when Scotland and the North of England have very harsh ones?
Thanks...
2007-10-21
04:22:57
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SMEG AND THE HEADS
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