The stream of water most dangerous of the world
Every six hours, 400 millions cubic metres of water move forward at a speed of 20 knots (40 km/h) by the strait which connects the fiords Saltenfjord and Skjerstadfjord, in Noruega. This phenomenon is considered as the most dangerous stream of water of the world.
The maelstroms can reach up to 10 metres in diameter and 5 metres of deep, turning into an attraction for the visitors. Depending on the velocity,
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The stream of water most dangerous of the world
Every six hours, 400 millions cubic metres of water move forward at a speed of 20 knots (40 km/h) through the strait which connects the fiords Saltenfjord and Skjerstadfjord, in Noruega. This phenomenon is considered as the most dangerous stream of water of the world.The maelstroms can reach up to 10 metres in diameter and 5 metres of deep, turning into an attraction for the visitors. Depending on the velocity,
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I've found it in a post from Google+. But I've found it also in http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/articulo/destinos/2015/06/19/la-corriente-de-agua-mas-peligrosa-del-planeta
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I will not correct your grammar cause I am making a lot of grammar mistakes as well :P You have to wait for someone else to correct your text :P
Btw, quite unusual topic, where have you found that information? :)
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Oh, yes, my fault. I meant Norway.
So, what about another mistake? :P
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I think you meant "in Norway" :)
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