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Salt pans at Marsaskala, Malta look like shallow

Salt pans at Marsaskala, Malta look like shallow trays cut into the stone. They were created by the Knights in the 17th century. There are a number of sites around the island's coast - most are disused. The site in this picture is however operational in the summer months. November

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10863424
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© David C Dixon / www.ardea.com
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