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Kaali Meteoritics and Limestone Museum | Kuressaare Episcopal Castle | Saaremaa Veski / Windmill restaurant | Kaali kraater | Angla Windmill Park | Apollo Cinema Saaremaa | Suur Toll and Piret | Karujärve kämping | Nasva rahvamaja – Saaremaa Kultuur | Jõiste rand | Koigi bog and hiking path | Asva Viikingiküla | Thule Koda | Mändjala rand | WOW Keskus | Medieval Activity Centre Archebald | Saaremaa Museum | WOW elamuskeskus | Iglesia de Valjala | Kuressaare linnastaadion | Boulder Piretikivi | EAÕK Püha Eelkäija Skiita Reomäel | Karujärve Disc-golf | Valjala hill fort | Pöide terviserada | Saaremaa Spordikool | St. Jacob's Church | Kaarma kirik ja pastoraat | 24-7fitness.ee Kuressaare | Kaarma maalinn
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METEORITO
Curioso lugar en donde cayo un meteorito hace muchísimos años. Parada para unas fotos del lago que hay en el agujero causado por el impacto
METEORITO
Curioso lugar en donde cayo un meteorito hace muchísimos años. Parada para unas fotos del lago que hay en el agujero causado por el impacto
Meteor Crater
As part of tour group stopped to look at Meteor crater . We did not go to museum. It is as it says a meteor crater! It was in a wooded clearing filled with water. Not worth a detour to be honest a bit...
Meteor Crater
As part of tour group stopped to look at Meteor crater . We did not go to museum. It is as it says a meteor crater! It was in a wooded clearing filled with water. Not worth a detour to be honest a bit...
Rare Find for a Quick Trip
Somewhere around 3,500 years ago, a 20- to 100-ton meteor broke up just over what is now Kaali and smashed into the earth, forming multiple craters over about a square mile. The largest of was a crate...