Research Paper On Pyrenees

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The great Pyrenees is a great place to go and take a tour. The reason for that is because it is an old place that had the modern technology. They will not make new building the reason for that is so they can still have the basiling hill side of the Pyrenees. Used the one that they had so they never really make new building. It’s not like an old ghost towns but it is old. Still use able and it goes to all of the Pyrenees not in just one area it is really amazing and beautiful.

I don't know why it is named pyrenees but I do know what it is named after. It was because the great pyrenees bogs. The Pyrenees dogs are the most loyal dogs, never stray and the are kind dogs. that you will ever meat you can say that is why it was named the pyrenees

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