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digerhuvud naturreservat faro nature-reserve rauks rauki gotland raukarna faro-island |
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Stock Press Photo | Digerhuvud Naturreservat
The nature reserve Digerhuvud stretches along Fårö's northwest coast, from Lauterhorn in the southwest to Helgumannen's fishing village in the northeast. A paved road runs through the reserve which makes the various parts of the area easy to reach. Occasionally there may be many visitors here, but the area's rauks are enough for everyone - you can always find your own rauk to climb, examine or rest your back against. Raukarna varies in height from a few meters up to 8 meters. The outermost rauks stand a bit out in the water and are still being processed by the waves of the sea. Inside the rauk field runs a low cliff, and inside this spreads a cobblestone field up to 200 meters wide which has almost no vegetation. Even further in, a low-growing forest of windswept beach pines takes over.
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