Mongolia is called as the “Land of Blue Skies”.
There are apparently about 250 sunny days a year.
I’m not so sure is it true. Anyway, the name is nice. 🙂
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Where I live it rains more often than it’s sunny, but they still call a part of the coast, the sunshine coast. Crazy!
hihi 🙂
No tak… W dodatku niebo bez przeszkód łączy się z ziemią jednolitą linią horyzontu. Lubię gdy niebo łączy się z ziemią – często obserwuję drogi na beskidzkich szlakach albo na toskańskich wzgórzach gdy droga pnie się w górę i widać tylko niebo 🙂
Dziękuję bardzo! 🙂