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Andros, at the western part are the large sandy beaches of the island, easily accessible. Those seeking quiet beaches and rough landscapes should visit the north eastern and south eastern parts.There are many rivers and torrents and plenty of springs. Ravines have rich vegetation with plane and walnut trees, while the slopes are full of oak trees. Since a long time ago, big parts of the slopes have been transformed, using stone walls, to step-like shapes locally called “emasies”. Around the villages there are olive and lemon trees groves and many vineyards. Andros owes its ancient names “Idrousa”, “Lasia”, “Nonagria” and “Epagris” to water and its rich vegetation. The north western part of the island is bushy and somebody can see partridges, hawks or even rater predatory birds, like eagles, wild pigeons and martin. |
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